Driver ran stop sign at 4 Corners, police allege
Sutton Police Department cruiser (Sutton Police on Facebook)
SUTTON – A suspected drunk driver blew through a stop sign and hit a Sutton Police Department cruiser on Saturday night, according to Sutton PD.
The crash took place at the 4 Corners intersection in Manchaug, according to a post on the Sutton PD Facebook page Sunday morning.
“Last night, Sgt. Joe Fortunato was traveling on Putnam Hill Road, heading towards Main Street when his cruiser was struck by a vehicle that did not stop at the Manchaug Rd stop sign,” the post reads.
“[B]ut that wasn’t the worst of it.”
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After investigation at the scene, the driver, Nina Quirk of Berlin, was arrested for operating under the influence of liquor, as well as negligent operation of a motor vehicle for failing to stop at the intersection.
“The good news is that Sgt. Fortunato is ok,” the post reads, “but we can’t say the same for his cruiser.”
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