Reckless driving reported near Highway 528, Bay Springs MS
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, three vehicles — a white Toyota Camry, a white Toyota pickup, and a burgundy GMC truck — were reported driving recklessly on Highway 528 near County Road 17 in Bay Springs. The caller said they were passing unsafely and nearly caused a crash before turning onto County Road 27.
Audio|Heard on: Clarke County Fire and Police
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04:15
Transcript:
00:00
Highway 528 coming into Bay Springs at the intersection of County Road 17.
00:09
There's three vehicles that are reckless driving.
00:13
They should be approaching that intersection pretty soon.
00:15
You're going to be looking for a white Toyota Camry, a white Toyota pickup truck, and a burgundy GMC truck as well.
00:28
They're passing and driving reckless, and they won't let anybody pass them.
00:34
They almost caused a wreck.
00:35
I have caller on the phone now.
00:38
Ten four, I'll be headed in that direction.
03:53
Which is going to be out in the county.
03:57
10-4[1], good copy.
04:04
I advised caller to stop following them and not try to keep up with where they're going, so she lost sight of them as soon as they turned on County Road 27.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment/OK
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Location mentioned:
Co Rd 17 & MS-528, Bay Springs, MS 39422
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