Person hits backseat passenger in Ford F-150 at Mesa Drive, Mesa AZ
TrafficA gray Ford F-150 was seen with a person hitting someone in the backseat while driving near University and Mesa Drive. The vehicle later fled the scene of a hit-and-run crash and was last tracked near North Mesa Drive.
Audio|Source: Mesa Police Department Central Patrol District
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Transcript:
Thank you. I'll contact you here a little bit. T is a break for rolling 420[3], 1st Avenue and Mesa Drive. If you can start for rolling 420 at 1st Avenue and Mesa Drive, Mesa Drive 1st Avenue was following a gray F-150. subject was hitting someone in the backseat. The breaker 32, the plate Frank Baker 87 King 6. The RP is no longer following. You need to break for a 961[4] Henry University of Mesa Drive. 7Baker 32, I'm getting you a 906[1]. The driver is possibly (name withheld) or mixed race in the 50s bald. Count two. Two bigger 36 start for a hit and run at University of Mesa Drive. Vehicle 36, I'm getting in 906. The RP witness, the 960 run, the suspect vehicles of gray early 2000s, Ford F150. They were following it southbound on Center from Pepper. I think that H&R[2] might be the same car from the 420. It's like a gray older F150. We're trying to track it. We lost it south on center, just south of Maine. Copy. You can pick it up on first half. Unfortunately, no. We don't have a lot of cameras down on first half. Seven maker 32, copy that old. possibly be related to your rolling 420. The vehicle history returns to 1230 North Mesa Drive, apartment 174, if we can get a unit to head there. So Charlie 45, can you start for that hit and run? Charlie 45, if you can start for the address, the vehicle returns to 1230 North Mesa Drive number 174.
Thank you. I'll contact you here a little bit. T is a break for rolling 420[3], 1st Avenue and Mesa Drive. If you can start for rolling 420 at 1st Avenue and Mesa Drive, Mesa Drive 1st Avenue was following a gray F-150. subject was hitting someone in the backseat. The breaker 32, the plate Frank Baker 87 King 6. The RP is no longer following. You need to break for a 961[4] Henry University of Mesa Drive. 7Baker 32, I'm getting you a 906[1]. The driver is possibly (name withheld) or mixed race in the 50s bald. Count two. Two bigger 36 start for a hit and run at University of Mesa Drive. Vehicle 36, I'm getting in 906. The RP witness, the 960 run, the suspect vehicles of gray early 2000s, Ford F150. They were following it southbound on Center from Pepper. I think that H&R[2] might be the same car from the 420. It's like a gray older F150. We're trying to track it. We lost it south on center, just south of Maine. Copy. You can pick it up on first half. Unfortunately, no. We don't have a lot of cameras down on first half. Seven maker 32, copy that old. possibly be related to your rolling 420. The vehicle history returns to 1230 North Mesa Drive, apartment 174, if we can get a unit to head there. So Charlie 45, can you start for that hit and run? Charlie 45, if you can start for the address, the vehicle returns to 1230 North Mesa Drive number 174.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
906: Request for backup/unit
[2]
H&R: Hit and Run
[3]
420: Traffic Violation (potentially reckless driving or assault in vehicle)
[4]
961: Traffic Accident (Non-injury or minor injury)
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Location mentioned:
E University Dr & N Mesa Dr, Mesa, AZ 85201
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