South Windsor Police: Man Made Abusive 911 Calls

A Glastonbury man is facing a breach-of-peace charge after allegedly making multiple 911 calls while intoxicated early Tuesday morning and banging on a South Windsor house that he did not own.

Sean Mcdonald, 36, of 106 Eastbury Hill Road, was held on a $1,000 surety bond.

South Windsor Police dispatchers received multiple 911 phones calls from Mcdonald, who was intoxicated and using obscene language, according to South Windsor police spokesman Lt. Scott Custer.

“He was calling 911 and swearing at the dispatchers,” Custer said. “He was abusive and argumentative."

Custer said that Mcdonald, who was found in the area of 9 Main St. and was banging on the side of a house, did not have a reason to call 911.

Police were able to locate Mcdonald based on the cell phone’s geo-location system, which notified dispatchers of his location.

He is scheduled to be presented at Manchester Superior Court on Tuesday, Dec. 10.