High-speed vehicle pursuit on US-52 reaching 120 mph, Adams County OH
TrafficA vehicle was pursued at high speeds up to 120 miles per hour on US-52 through multiple counties including Pike and Adams. Stop sticks were requested to end the pursuit safely. The driver was reported to have run stoplights and was driving erratically.
Audio|Source: Pike County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Coming up on Kinski Lane,
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speed still, 100,
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locked in no traffic.
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Driving on the wall side of the road,
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just passed up for Twink Creek.
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All right, let's go ahead and below the information of Adams County, have them watch for him.
00:25
We'll go ahead and terminate.
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job, you terminate?
00:36
1090. OSP just advised they're going to be setting up stop sticks in Rome there at the line.
00:41
Didn't know if you guys want to continue or not.
00:50
They haven't turned around yet, they can try to follow them out that way.
00:54
We'll terminate our pursuit to the high speeds, the wrong way to grab it.
01:03
Javi, I'm still heading in that direction.
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No lights, no sirens.
01:14
Squad, please check up.
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Squad three, we're writing at SFC.
01:26
Yeah,
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you want to...
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OSP, Georgetown, we are now attached in with Corsa.
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No.
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The unit is devive.
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This place attached of John Edward Robert 72222, John over Robert 722222.
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That's going to return on a 2009 bolt Honda Ford War.
01:56
Okay, what's the two-five?
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Two-five is going to be in Fort Smith, U.S.
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Highway 23.
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Okay.
02:13
three nothing two thirty two seventeen is that you behind me okay uh we've lost visual of them I've been trying to follow the traffic wall so I'm probably trying to turn around
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more do you need yeah
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This is apportionment.
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Good.
02:53
What do you think he'd be in Adams County right now?
02:59
Pay for him, he should be.
03:00
He didn't slow down, was going 100 miles an hour.
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No,
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okay, I believe he just passed us.
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Wellington,
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we're trying to catch up now, Westbound 52, just passed Long Lick Road, fly two months ahead of me.
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Blue Creek Road now.
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Wellington get with Adams County, seems like he gets twice Manchester.
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Right.
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Post, unfortunately.
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What was your original reason for Scott?
03:41
He was driving well over 100 miles an hour through the city.
03:44
Pretty sure he ran a couple stoplights going through Osco.
03:53
Okay, Wellington, we're catching up to him now.
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All right, tonight.
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See stopping?
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Should be signal 100 now.
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Okay, Wellington, I'm trying to catch up.
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I'll give you calls here in a second.
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He's passing cars.
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Signal 100[1].
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Okay, where do you want to stop to fix that from out of the county?
04:18
Main Street and Manchester.
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We're 522 now.
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Speed 106, traffic flights.
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Alright, and I worry about driving.
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I got a call.
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Three hundred and fourteen twenty one are you monitoring us?
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Right, I'm en route that way.
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Okay.
04:46
Willington, we're still west mountain, speed is 120.
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Just make sure if you deploy sticks, you have to cover.
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All right, we're behind it.
05:00
Adams County is going to be the one deploying six.
05:06
Okay, let me kind of advise Adams County as well, make sure they have cover.
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5 to 9, 1421.
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Speed's get low enough, can we fit?
05:24
We'll see how it goes.
05:26
They're just wanting for speed and traffic violations.
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All right, that's all they advise.
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Speed of 100, he's been driving signal 100, and it's quite a trail enough.
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39.
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We're coming up on Brush Creek Road, westbound 52.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Signal 100: Emergency traffic only; hold all routine radio traffic
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