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Man Arrested for Public Masturbation in Norwalk

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Norwalk Police Arrest Man for Public Indecency: A Sixty-Year-Old Resident Caught Masturbating Outside Apartment Window, Charged with Second-Degree Breach of Peace

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Man Arrested for Public Masturbation in Norwalk

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Man Arrested for Public Masturbation in Norwalk. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 20th, I'm Cory with the story. This is Hartford News Today, driven by AI. Police in Norwalk nabbed a 60-year-old local named James Carlson on Sunday evening after a wild public indecency report. Do got caught masturbating right outside an apartment window on Wolfpid Avenue, bold as day with pedestrian strolling by. It all kicked off just before 7.15 pm, when a resident spotted the act and doubted up the cops on what they called a sex-related complaint. Carlson's rolled up quick, taught to the witness, and zeroed in on Carlson as a suspect. Turns out, Carlson lives in the same building, which makes this hit extra close to home for neighbors. No one got hurt, but his shook up the block, folks expect privacy, not this kind of show on their doorstep. He's spacing a second-degree breach of peace charge, with bonds set at $10,000. Court dates lined up for May 4th, so we'll see how it plays out from there. These are stressing public spaces, stay respectful, and this case serves as a stark reminder to

keep personal matters indoors.

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