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Traffic stop for expired driver license on 1st Ave, Longview WA
TrafficOfficers conducted a traffic stop on 1st Avenue for a driver with an expired license dating back to 2021. The vehicle and driver were checked for prior records and identity verification.
Audio|Heard on: Cowlitz County Public Safety, Columbia County Law Dispatch
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02:58
Transcript:
00:00
One B three, David, four, Ronna Clear Wants, driver’s license expired back in 21.
00:06
Thank you. Thank you.
00:15
King County, any diversity for traffic stop?
00:21
King, Chris.
00:24
Good to play here in a second.
00:26
The vehicle I checked out with the S-VAS.
00:28
Subject’s got 2-1 Frank out of King County.
00:32
One two-three.
00:38
Where’s he up?
00:43
He’s on First Avenue, passing Dubium, trying to catch up and go behind him.
00:54
Kingfrey County of Play.orgon.
00:57
Kingfrey.
01:00
9501, Paul Turles, John,
01:03
mail driver, I believe it will be (name withheld).
01:07
Okay,
01:11
three.
01:19
Kenny 1203, are you able to cover? Were you in the area?
01:24
For a Ocean Beach Highway.
01:29
Okay.
01:35
Lincoln, Ocean Sam, first of Kevin, with a K, and then for W.
01:40
William, Database, 0401, a 60.
01:50
Alright,
01:53
dude.
01:55
One Charlie three, copy.
01:57
Charlie three.
01:59
Tyler three.
02:05
Long be three, give it four.
02:07
I’m not getting a return, but nothing showing in its building.
02:11
Where do you see?
02:18
Three day before long view, I’ll be clear the contact.
02:20
I’ll be on notes.
02:23
Okay, fine.
02:26
Two point, second and clear.
02:48
Thank you.
02:50
Long B3Aid is what?
02:53
I was just checking your code 4.
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Location mentioned:
1st Ave, Longview, WA
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