Road rage incident on westbound I-70 near Johnson Drive, Jackson County MO
TrafficPolice responded to a road rage incident on westbound I-70 near Johnson Drive, Missouri, where a tow truck was chased by a Ford F-250. The Ford vehicle engaged in aggressive driving including tailgating, honking, and flashing lights. Troopers positioned themselves to intervene and monitor the situation. The incident involved attempts to pull over the vehicles to let traffic through and further investigation was planned.
Audio|Source: Ray County Public Safety
03:12
Transcript:
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Police want attention to bay officers, special attention in cars 1-970, possible road rage with the tow truck,
00:07
road rage with the tow truck,
00:10
westbound 70 from 38, Westbound 70 from the 38, Jackson County Toll is invited in their passing Johnson Drive, I believe a Ford (number withheld) is tailgating, honking horn, flashing lights.
00:28
Again,
00:31
Westbound 7, passing Johnson arrives, Jackson County tow being chased by a Ford of (number withheld), aggressive driving, and troopers in position.
00:45
5666,000 agency assist.
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566.
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566.
00:52
Can you advise the subject trespassing near East Pacific Avenue in Kingsville? The subject's complete to be 1055.
01:03
Timeful.
01:09
It's going to be eastbound.
01:11
The reporting party is going to be in a white Buick.
01:18
We posting on tape.
01:21
Please,
01:25
I'm at 982.
01:31
901-5-2.
01:34
You get 1025.
01:41
525.25 that vehicle should be coming up on you.
01:49
37-667.
01:51
Can't apply incident number.
01:58
It's going to be at Eagle Bluff Ranch.
02:00
There's a mail party on the phone.
02:01
I can hear an altercation in the background.
02:06
I'll be en route.
02:10
All that's some time for it.
02:15
167, same traffic.
02:19
10-4[1]. 10-4.
02:24
It looks like Jacksonaco is out with a semi, I don't know if the truck's already passed.
02:30
I'll see if I can find the truck.
02:35
They were going to pull over at 131, try to let traffic through.
02:39
They were going to call back if the driver was confronted by the Ford (number withheld).
02:53
10-4[1].
02:55
There's a transfer from Clay County.
02:59
We've been on in 21 with them since 210 and Nora and Clay County.
03:04
The lights have been on and off a few times.
03:08
Before, we'd need to get trooping route.
03:10
If we can get a stop, we'll let them take it.
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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