Reckless driving reported near Highway 516, King County WA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to reports of reckless driving near the Duwamish curves on Highway 516 involving a black sedan and later a black Jaguar SUV. The vehicles were observed traveling at high speed without lights or license plates. Units lost visual contact, and investigators planned to review video footage for further identification.
Audio|Heard on: King WA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Take a black sedan south five approaching Duwamish curves.
00:03
Twenty-two 50.
00:04
No, I lost him.
00:06
I couldn't find enough for five.
00:08
Pressing out one of these twenty-two fifty-four 309 twenty-two fifty quarter.
00:13
Seven five four, stop.
00:14
Seven five four.
00:15
Northbound Highway 516, Adam (number withheld) is still rolling 50 miles prior and getting to SR 516 2050.
00:25
Down speeds of 13, find a place to stop.
00:29
Two two seven with partial block only 12250.
00:32
TL self controls aggressive south 5288 black passenger car no plate no lights high rate.
00:38
Seven five four 259.
00:41
Seven five four, also verify receipt.
00:43
No record found on the plate.
00:45
Received. I'll check my video later and see if we got a plate.
00:47
One (number withheld).
00:49
It was a black Jaguar SUV.
00:54
Passed by by one male.
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Location mentioned:
WA-516, Washington
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