Pedestrian repeatedly walking into traffic on MO-87
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Cooper County Police, Fire, and EMS
03:13
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Cooper County units, we have seen, we have received multiple reports about (name withheld) being in the road again, wearing dirty clothes, khaki cut bottoms.
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People almost hitting him, having to swerve.
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Check Cooper, go up here, check me.
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Copy.
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Five, copy.
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If you would also let Troop know.
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Copy.
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41612.
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447-658, 12-5.
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1333-653, 12-5.
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59, thank you.
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59, 10.
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Mr. (name withheld) was off the roadway, not blocking.
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He was given a stern talking to about staying out of the roadway.
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He promised he would.
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He went back to his residence.
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I will be in service.
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7, 7. 48,
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yes, and 41 training.
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Four 8658 , traffic.
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Two seven seven, traffic.
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Two
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77658 , traffic.
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Go ahead.
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Eight 84659 , traffic.
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80 Jeff 1041.
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680 at 659, dispatch there.
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I'm a train.
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700, 0700, dispatch there.
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Jefferson City 956.
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956 Cooper County checked on a pedestrian at (number withheld) Missouri 87,
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cross street of Clarks Fork Road.
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It was a male in dirty clothing standing in front of a residence, walking out into traffic.
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A deputy did speak with him.
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Cooper County believes he is back walking into the roadway, possibly intoxicated.
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