Police pursue van driving erratically on Highway 287, Ellis County TX
TrafficPolice were pursuing a white cargo van traveling eastbound along Highway 287 near Kimball and later near Parkway in Texas. The vehicle was reported for erratic driving, and police confirmed the license plate returned from Fort Worth. Officers coordinated to locate and follow the van as it continued on the highway.
Audio|Source: Ellis County Public Safety
02:13
Transcript:
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They'll be eastbound west 287 approaching Kimball.
00:03
Eastbound West 287 approaching Kimball.
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It's a wide cargo van.
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R.P. gave us a license plate of (number withheld).
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(number withheld). (number withheld).
00:13
That is going to be a good plate for a white van.
00:16
Shows to come back out of Fort Worth.
00:19
10-4[1]. Let me know if it's name.
00:25
Portion I'll cover them.
00:27
Riffy.
00:35
Yeah,
00:39
if you fell.
00:40
I'm not being on the highway.
00:50
Go east.
00:53
Oh,
00:54
7.4 on the stage at 287 and Parkway.
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Repeat.
01:07
Bala, some thoughts on your next.
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33 to 4.
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Showman, you're out with 3452 all this call.
01:22
Perfect.
01:27
We're red toyoted Tacoma, Tacoma.
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They've got their hazards on.
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One, code, three,
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two, Baylor.
01:44
We're up again,
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I'm 287. It's part point now.
01:55
Can you advise if they're self-swerving?
02:02
I'm gonna run code to try and catch up.
02:10
Just has caught.
02:12
We see.
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US-287, Texas
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