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Connecticut police officers didn't have far to go to arrest a suspected intoxicated driver.

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An intoxicated Connecticut man was arrested after crashing into a police stations entrance sign. (FOX News)

The 30-year-old man managed to crash his car into the Plainfield Police Department's entrance sign Monday afternoon.

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The man was traveling at a high rate of speed and lost control of the Honda Accord, which careened off the road and slammed into the sign, police said. A photo of the crash scene showed the damaged silver sedan resting amid a pile of concrete blocks from the base of the sign and the busted sign itself.

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The driver, who police said did not perform a field sobriety test "to standard," was charged with traveling too fast, failing to maintain the proper lane and operating under the influence of drugs or alcohol. He was released on a $10,000 bond.