Vehicle pursuit ends with suspects detained near airport road, Berkeley MO
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a vehicle was pursued by police starting near Millman Drive and continuing past New Florissant. The suspect vehicle ran red lights and stop signs while traveling southbound onto Highway 170 from Airport Road. The pursuit ended with the suspects detained at gunpoint, and emergency medical services were requested.
Audio|Heard on: Missouri State Highway Patrol - Troop C
Listen to dispatch call
06:40
Transcript:
00:00
Speeds are around 70.
00:04
That's clear.
00:05
Passing Millman Drive, still lane one, speeds at 70.
00:11
He just passed north of New Florissant.
00:18
411, that's clear, passing New Florissant.
00:25
Wilden Spring, 411.
00:27
Go ahead.
00:29
Any hazardous movements is a vehicle running red lights or stop signs?
00:34
He is running stop signs.
00:37
Correction, red lights.
00:38
He just ran one.
00:42
We're approaching 170 now.
00:49
393 is clear, approaching 170.
00:51
Berkeley's been advised.
00:56
Seven,
00:57
Is there any cars behind you? Negative, we're good.
01:03
393, confirming two vehicles in pursuit.
01:08
It looks that way right now.
01:09
If you can get more vehicles off BDI, I just don't have any else, anybody else behind me.
01:17
Well,
01:18
I'm watching that way.
01:23
Five, we're approaching 170 right now at Airport Road.
01:29
That's clear, on airport approaching 170.
01:32
We're getting on a 170 right now, I believe.
01:38
Well, in Spring 393, can you advise the direction on 170?
01:43
4-11-1-Welmorgal on southbound 170.
01:47
Southbound 170 from Airport Road.
01:54
WALT, TBI, TBI, TBI.
01:57
That's clear, TBI, TBI.
02:02
411, your location.
02:08
Welton Spring, 411.
02:13
Welton Spring, 393.
02:15
Walden Spring, 393.
02:19
Wold Spring, Spring, 465.
02:23
Go ahead, on top of your purchase for me.
02:28
465, that's clear, just advising 411 and 393 are not answering radio traffic.
02:31
We're trying to get other units over there.
02:33
Last we heard was TVI.
02:50
923 that's clear well in spring 393 we got gunpoint.
02:59
four clear one at gunpoint.
03:05
Up from our 70 airport.
03:10
We went from airport We're from airport press off on my 70.
03:17
June it and route to you.
03:24
My Ovalin car is about 30 seconds out.
03:30
This case.
03:36
One detained, we're working on another one.
03:41
411, copy one detained working on the other.
03:48
Okay, and I restarting EMS.
04:00
393 detained 393 are there any subject outstanding well in.
04:17
spring 411 can you advise how many occupants were in the vehicle that's clear thank you.
04:33
Good morning, Gregory is clear.
04:40
Bold in Spring, 411.
04:46
Just confirming 393 TVI'ed the vehicle, correct?
04:52
Uh,
04:53
(10-3[1]) is correct.
04:58
(10-4[2]) 393 TV adds the vehicle.
05:00
10 minutes, Troopsicle.
05:03
9.23,
05:06
10-minute, trip-sicleer.
05:09
(10-4[2]2).
05:12
(10-4[2]2), 10-minute, trip, see, clear.
05:18
Spring, 769.
05:21
7-6-9. 7.
05:24
If you can respond to the scene...
05:27
Where the pursuit ended, it'll be the ramp to southbound 170 from Airport Road.
05:33
Ramped to southbound 170 from Airport Road.
05:41
7-69, that's like.
05:47
3-9-3.
05:55
Confirming the first letter was E.
05:57
Edward.
05:58
It turns valid Class F.
06:04
Frank out of 4 sent.
06:11
Negative to 99.
06:20
No record found, not on file.
06:27
That's clear per 87 for EMS.
06:33
Is the response precautionary, are there any actual injury complaints, any other vehicles involved,
06:39
any property damage?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-3: Cease radio transmissions immediately.
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
[3]
10-42: Officer ending shift or tour of duty; going out of service.
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Airport Rd, Berkeley, MO
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