Skateboarder runs red light on 9th street
TrafficA person riding an electric skateboard moves south on 9th Street, weaves through traffic, and runs a red light at Walnut, while wearing a white helmet, white shirt, and shorts.
Audio|Source: Benton County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:04Code 1Mobile at 650, South West Memorial Avenue.00:09This is Central Park.00:10121.00:11Codewan Medical is the request of law enforcement at Central Park, 650, South West Memorial Avenue, and 1255.00:23Dispatch two city units, prepare to copy ATL[1] Vehicle South, Count on 9th from Walmart.00:30Dispatch continue on the ATL[1] Vehicle South.00:33From Walnut, they are described in mail wearing a white helmet, white shirt, and shorts, riding an electric skateboard, weaving it out of the driving lens and ran the red light at Walnut.00:43Still southbound on 9th Street.00:44This is Colorado from 356[2] in bending.00:46Dispatch Clear at 1259.
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Code 1Mobile at 650, South West Memorial Avenue.
00:09
This is Central Park.
00:10
121.
00:11
Codewan Medical is the request of law enforcement at Central Park, 650, South West Memorial Avenue, and 1255.
00:23
Dispatch two city units, prepare to copy ATL[1] Vehicle South, Count on 9th from Walmart.
00:30
Dispatch continue on the ATL[1] Vehicle South.
00:33
From Walnut, they are described in mail wearing a white helmet, white shirt, and shorts, riding an electric skateboard, weaving it out of the driving lens and ran the red light at Walnut.
00:43
Still southbound on 9th Street.
00:44
This is Colorado from 356[2] in bending.
00:46
Dispatch Clear at 1259.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ATL: Attempt To Locate
[2]
356: Call reference number (internal identifier, not a crime code)
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Corvallis, OR
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