Collisions Galore Top Redding Police Blotter March 11-17

REDDING, CT — No one was injured across a half-dozen fender benders reported last week to the Redding Police Department.

On March 11, a vehicle stopping along Route 107 to turn into a driveway was rear-ended by another vehicle "directly behind" it, according to police.

On the same day, a motorist travelling southbound on Route 58 hit a patch of black ice, lost control, then struck and knocked down two "arrow" signs.

More road signs were knocked over along Sunset Hill Road/Route 58 on March 13 when a motorist lost control around a curve.

Two vehicles collided when one crossed the center line in a sharp curve along Great Pasture Road on March 14, according to the Redding police.

An Amazon van backed into a basketball post in the driveway of a Picketts Ridge Road resident on March 16. Both the post and the van were damaged.

Police report that one vehicle backed into another in the parking lot of St. Patrick's Church on March 17.

In a non-collision-related police report, a resident reported their license plate was either lost or stolen while parked in Queens, NY, or in the driveway of their Gallows Hill Road home.