Dump truck illegally drops trash near highway in alachua, Alachua FL
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Other CrimesAs discussed during the dispatch call, a dump truck illegally dropped a large amount of trash on the ground near the highway in Alachua, Florida. A complainant followed the truck to a dump site in High Springs but was told to cease following. The complainant was very upset about the trash dumping. Law enforcement assistance was requested at the dump site.
Audio|Heard on: Alachua FL Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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16.59, 65 of a 12 tango.
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12 tango in the area of I-75 and US-441 is the dump truck that dumped a large amount of trash on the ground.
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The complainant followed the truck all the way to the dump in High Springs.
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They were advised to stop following the truck.
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They were extremely upset with the trash that was dropped.
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10-4.
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Is the doubt there were an oasis is that right now? 54.
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It just occurred.
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They just went 97 at the dump.
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24.
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1014.
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Forty-four and so-4.
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No.
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In Alachua. They are currently at the dump.
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Hover, I have met him on the phone.
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He won't take a 10-8.
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He is refusing and wants law enforcement there.
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Can that work? Can we go ahead and transfer to CCC so either High Springs or ASO, whoever has jurisdiction, can respond?
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Location mentioned:
US-441, Alachua, FL
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