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Hartford Metropolitan Area

Middletown

Connecticut

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WETHERSFIELD, CT — Guests at the local Motel 6 did a little more than leave the light on last week.They left the music up. How loud? Wethersfield police said they had to respond to a few noise complaints.In one instance, a guest was asked to turn down the music, police said. But then the situation snowballed and another call turned out to be unfounded, police said. The multiple Motel 6 noise complaints were very simple; one was unfounded and one was where a patron was asked to turn down their music. Photo Credit: Wethersfield PD

WETHERSFIELD, CT — Guests at the local Motel 6 did a little more than leave the light on last week.

They left the music up. How loud? Wethersfield police said they had to respond to a few noise complaints.

In one instance, a guest was asked to turn down the music, police said. But then the situation snowballed and another call turned out to be unfounded, police said. The multiple Motel 6 noise complaints were very simple; one was unfounded and one was where a patron was asked to turn down their music.

Photo Credit: Wethersfield PD

Hartford County

Wethersfield

It was all a bunch of noise, police said. 