Kendo 2016.1.226 with Angular 1.5

I am experiencing the same issue with a Dropdown. I upgraded to v2016.1.226 of Kendo and Angular v1.5 and started getting this error when navigating away from a page. The destroy method was getting called twice for the dropdown. The first time works and the second time gets the JavaScript error.

TypeError: [LR Error] Cannot read property 'off' of null
    at Select.extend.destroy (https://localhost:44305/[MYAPP]/Scripts/vendor.js:69806:28)
    at https://localhost:44305/[MYAPP]/Scripts/vendor.js:158768:32
    at Scope.$broadcast (https://localhost:44305/[MYAPP]/Scripts/vendor.js:26975:28)
    at Scope.$destroy (https://localhost:44305/[MYAPP]/Scripts/vendor.js:26593:14)
    at cleanupLastView (https://localhost:44305/[MYAPP]/Scripts/vendor.js:204426:26)
    at https://localhost:44305/[MYAPP]/Scripts/vendor.js:204459:15
    at publicLinkFn (https://localhost:44305/[MYAPP]/Scripts/vendor.js:17937:29)
    at https://localhost:44305/[MYAPP]/Scripts/vendor.js:18279:29
    at boundTranscludeFn (https://localhost:44305/[MYAPP]/Scripts/vendor.js:18076:16)
    at controllersBoundTransclude (https://localhost:44305/[MYAPP]/Scripts/vendor.js:18852:20)

This method was getting called to destroy:

        function destroyWidgetOnScopeDestroy(scope, widget) {
            var deregister = scope.$on('$destroy', function () {
                deregister();
                if (widget) {
                    if (widget.element) {
                        widget.destroy();   <<<<<<<<<<<
                    }
                    widget = null;
                }
            });
            return deregister;
        }

And was failing at this spot:

            destroy: function () {
                var that = this;
                Select.fn.destroy.call(that);
                that.wrapper.off(ns);
                that.element.off(ns);
                that._inputWrapper.off(ns);
                that._arrow.off();    <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
                that._arrow = null;
                that.optionLabel.off();
            },