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Traffic stop at hot springs national park with warrants checked, Garland County AR
TrafficPolice conducted a traffic stop near Airport Road in Hot Springs National Park involving a black Honda Accent with paper tags. Two subjects were checked and warrants were confirmed during the stop.
Audio|Heard on: Garland County Sheriff Dispatch
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02:17
Transcript:
00:00
Yes, a 145 traffic truck.
00:02
Go ahead.
00:08
Near Airport Road with a black Honda Accent.
00:13
Paper tags, I'll get your number in just a second.
00:21
That's a 140-5 status.
00:27
One ten-four, I got two J-1[1]s to run.
00:30
I was the first one?
00:36
Last of Abbott, first of Michael.
00:39
It's going to be 6.3 of 91.
00:45
One second.
00:50
Last of Ayers.
00:54
First of Anthony,
00:56
the river is going to be 828 and 96.
01:04
Dr. 145 is your month here.
01:08
Simple.
01:13
Several Abbott's clear in balance.
01:15
The air subject has a valid 41 in a county.
01:24
Yeah, so one twenty-three in route from Malvern under my pass.
01:28
Okay.
01:31
Okay.
01:33
One ten, mail,
01:35
round fine section.
01:37
Okay. Okay.
01:39
S.O.1.405.
01:45
You know what that warrant's for.
01:51
10.4.
01:57
It's a sale to pay on a FCC for traffic stuff, $500 cash carriers and do not site relief.
02:11
723 to cancel them on first row.
02:16
23 direct.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
J-1: Designated subject or person involved, often primary or intoxicated, per agency-specific J-code usage.
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Location mentioned:
Airport Rd, Hot Springs National Park, AR 71913
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