Traffic stop of Jeep at Green Valley gas station

Heard on: Mercer County Public Safety Dispatch

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Tell me 31 here at the Little General in Green Valley.

00:03

It's gonna be a black Jeep Patriot, cardboard tag (number withheld).

00:12

10-4, 2000.

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76.

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Go ahead.

00:27

I have a VIN for you whenever you're ready.

00:30

Go ahead with it.

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One Juliet Four Foxtrot Tango Two Eight Bravo Seven Nine Delta One Two Two Four Four Zero.

00:47

Say that. It's going to be out of Virginia.

00:52

Okay, officer.

00:56

Six six patrol.

01:00

Go ahead.

01:03

Ten nine front one service break.

01:08

Go ahead.

01:11

Create another CAD for warrant service here at the sheriff's office, and you can close it out.

01:19

Ten four, 2082 .

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Wait, 172 .

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Control 100 and seventy-two.

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That being confirmed on a 2009 Jeep.

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It's not showing any expiration information.

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It's registered to a C versus subject out of Clarksburg, Virginia.

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Ten four. Good clearance, copy.

8/13/2026 04:58 PM

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Big Laurel Hwy, Green Valley, WV 24701

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers conducted a traffic stop near a convenience store in Green Valley involving a black Jeep Patriot with a temporary cardboard tag. The vehicle identification number was checked, confirming it as a 2009 Jeep registered to someone in Virginia, with no expiration information shown on the registration. Another call record was created for possible warrant service at the sheriff’s office.

Traffic stop of Jeep at Green Valley gas station

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