Driver fails to yield on US 81 near OK-4; speeds reach 70 mph
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Kingfisher County Public Safety
02:31
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00:00
I'm going to be northbound 81, coming up on Highway 4.
00:04
Texas, Floyd, George, William, (number withheld), failing to yield.
00:13
579, okay, speed.
00:17
He's going 70 miles an hour now, failing to stop.
00:23
Yes, 81 northbound from the four, speed 70.
00:31
Five seven, I need it.
00:32
I believe the fuel pump just went out on my unit as well.
00:40
I just relayed the info to Grant County.
00:43
My unit's ten seven.
00:47
Five seven nine, we were clear.
00:49
Break additional unit with traffic here.
00:50
Cover.
00:56
Five seven nine.
00:58
Five seven nine, just wanted to confirm the vehicle is going to be a GMC pickup.
01:07
Affirm, it was going to be black in color, and I'll listen up at approximately.Stand by one, it was just north of K Road, about half mile line.
01:19
They just weren't stopping.
01:21
Deputies after it now.
01:26
Copy direct.
01:27
We'll get online with them and keep apprised.
01:34
579 to unit, do you return one?
01:37
We were just clearing your traffic.
01:38
We'll make contact with Grant County to stay a price of it.
01:46
Unit, all units, we're 10-25 with Grant County.
01:48
Vehicle still northbound US 81, still northbound on US 81.
01:58
Sixty-eight unit, did we get a tag off that vehicle?
02:02
Affirmative, Texas Baker George Williams, (number withheld) twenty-nine, negative on a 2009 GMC pickup.
02:13
Sixty-eight, for some reason it's not locked.
02:14
Power got it restarted.
02:16
That's back north.
02:17
Unit
02:19
500 and seventy-nine, copy.
02:26
Unit 500 and seventy-nine, additional units are still US eighty-one northbound from major speed of sixty-five.
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