Driver refuses to stop during family dispute, Ellis County TX
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a family-related incident near Olivella and Pratt Rd in Texas. A caller reported that a driver, involved in a dispute with family members, was refusing to stop the vehicle. The driver’s parents were reportedly upset and unwilling to stop. Law enforcement officers monitored the situation as the vehicle continued eastbound.
Audio|Heard on: Ellis TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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I mean, 240.
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Ninety-two 40.
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The caller called back in.
00:06
(Name withheld) is driving towards Sano Villa.
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(Name withheld) is passing Lone.
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(Name withheld) is passing Lorraine Drive right now and trying to get her to stop.
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(Name withheld) advised her parents are mad and tired and they don't want to stop.
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(Name withheld), four off at that direction.
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Two hundred and 40, they're passing Pratt.
00:29
Still eastbound on Olivella.
00:33
What kind of vehicle is it?
00:35
We're asking.
00:37
We'll have one wait and show me right after that crash, leaving on his regional.
00:44
(Name withheld) spoke with the father of the complainant directly and he refused to stop.
00:49
He said he's supposed to be on bed rest.
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He's going to continue home, but you are more than welcome to meet him there.
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Location mentioned:
Pratt Rd, Texas 75154
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