Possible intoxicated driver seen near Bellevue, Bellevue NE
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Alcohol ViolationA white truck with a logo was seen drifting in and out of the median while driving near Chandler and 36th and later near Cornhusker Auto Wash in Bellevue. The driver was possibly intoxicated. The vehicle was observed driving erratically, swerving off the road and into the car wash parking lot.
Audio|Heard on: Sarpy County LAW-EAST
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Transcript:
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Special audience, watch for us, possibly intoxicated driver, Chandler and 36th, last seen heading westbound, white truck with logo drifting,
00:09
going out of the median.
00:11
It's a possible male driver with a ball cap on.
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Watch for a possible intoxicated driver in the area, Chandler and 36th, last seen heading westbound, white truck with logo drifting on the side,
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going onto the median.
00:23
It's possibly a male driver with a ball cap,
00:26
their broadcast, (number withheld).
00:32
151 you can put me out on that I'm in the area I haven't seen a white truck go by
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class (number withheld), then service right morning (number withheld) service right morning (number withheld) sirs no contact
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(number withheld)
01:04
What do you feel in most?
01:08
Harville Shretto.
01:10
I've got a possibly intoxicated driver, Cornhusker Auto Wash, near South 25th Street.
01:18
Harvey says the vehicle was driving on Cornhusker and pulled over into the car wash parking lot, so White Ford F-150, license plate (number withheld) with stickers on it.
01:28
It was all over the roadway and drove off the road at one point.
01:31
Possibly intoxicated driver at Cornhusker Auto Wash.
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Location mentioned:
S 25th St, Bellevue, NE 68123
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