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On Saturday, August 12, 2023 at approximately 6:33 a.m., the Middletown Police Department received a complaint of excessive noise and breaking glass at 195 Liberty Street, Middletown. Detective Karli Travis was working a routine shift in patrol uniform and responded to the call in a marked police cruiser. Detective Travis parked her police cruiser at the intersection of Liberty Street and Park Place and approached the subject premises on foot. Near 195 Liberty Street, Detective Travis was confronted by 52-year-old Winston Tate. Tate was in possession of a hammer.
Tate charged at Detective Travis and knocked her to the ground, hitting her multiple times with the hammer. During this struggle, Detective Travis discharged her firearm multiple times, striking Tate. Tate, wounded, retreated into 195 Liberty Street. Additional Middletown officers arrived and surrounded the premises at 195 Liberty Street. Tate was taken into custody as he exited the basement hatchway. He was treated by medics and transported to Hartford Hospital by ambulance. Tate was released from the hospital late on August 14, 2023. Detective Travis was also injured during the incident. She was taken to Middlesex Hospital and has been treated and released. The judge set Tate?s bond at $850,000. He is due back in court on October 3, 2023. Posted by Abdul |
Former showbiz heavyweight and cherished entertainment host, Hammer Nti, has offered counsel to Deputy Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mark Okraku Mantey, urging him to establish a lasting musical legacy for Ghanaian artists, drawing from his significant industry experience. The host of ‘Hammer-Time’ on Kumasi-based Pure FM in a conversation on the show with …
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