Police pursue suspicious vehicle on highway 280, Alexander City AL
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, police pursued a white Nissan Maxima westbound on Highway 280 near Alexander City after it was reported as suspicious. Officers coordinated and tried to stop the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Tallapoosa County and Alexander City Police and Fire
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02:47
Transcript:
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6-2 Charlie Oscar Nora let me start over 62 CO5 and 9 c 62 CO5 Nora 9 just got way right here past Johnson drive
00:22
for 2004 Mustang black expression 9 26
00:32
Tender 306 you got a newer Nissan also with a maximum coming at you admiring white life on the rear can you get that vehicle stop right catch up to it
00:45
in for him and sit go 13 313 with the direction to travel
00:58
Westbound 280, just passed 49 North, should be coming right up on 79, my partner.
01:05
1040, he advises white Nissan.
01:09
It's going to be a gold tan in color.
01:13
Yeah, that's 10,000.
01:14
It's 104.
01:19
It's going to be SUV or a car?
01:23
The car, Nissan, Palsamer, maximum.
01:30
306.318, I'm home down 280.
01:33
Eastbound.
01:36
Passing four, 313 is coming upon it.
01:43
13 or 2 status?
01:48
Tonight.
01:50
Some 4, tonight.
01:53
313 is over.
01:59
313 grab
02:03
239-0-6-2 Charlie 04 Tango Alpha repeat 62 Charlie 04 tango alpha
02:14
For 2018 Chevy Malibu Brown Expression 3 of 26 what's your 20?
02:22
That's why it's going to be Highway 280 Westbound.
02:26
I just passed David, sir.
02:32
Time 4.
02:38
MS-14.
02:41
On scene, doesn't know.
02:45
104, on scene.
02:47
On scene.
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Location mentioned:
US-280, Alexander City, AL
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