Reckless driving involving a black SUV unable to maintain lanes, nearly causing multiple collisions on westbound I‑10; later reported as a single-vehicle collision into a wall involving a blue Toyota Tacoma, driver conscious and talking., Maricopa County AZ
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TrafficReckless driving involving a black SUV unable to maintain lanes, nearly causing multiple collisions on westbound I‑10; later reported as a single-vehicle collision into a wall involving a blue Toyota Tacoma, driver conscious and talking.
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Transcript:
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Can we turn a small-blackett TV with the Texas truck 28 of Robert, William Call, 3-4-17? The vehicle is unable to maintain lanes almost caused several collisions, both fasting, merging onto the westbound I-10.
00:15
The West Coast City Advise, we take a secondary caller advising
00:20
It went on 2-2 mile foot 1 when it was saw again.
00:24
Black SUV and able to maintain lanes, almost hitting other vehicles.
00:27
There really is going to be one ago, nothing further at minute 10.
00:31
Can I restart for that? It's going to be a 961[1] now.
00:34
It's going east on I-10, milepost 155.
00:45
Thank you. It's got a report that it's a single vehicle collision into the wall.
00:49
It's going to be a blue Toyota in Tacoma on the white shoulder of the ramp.
00:56
Control, a cold taker, he is not doing okay, but he is conscious in talking, we are getting fired 1019.
Police codes explained
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[1]
961: Non-injury traffic accident or collision
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I-10, Arizona
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