Vehicle pursuit on highway with stop sticks deployed, Milaca MN
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle evaded police on Highway 23 at Milaca, MN, with stop sticks deployed but initially avoided them. The pursuit continued westbound at speeds between 60 and 75 mph, with tires damaged by stop sticks. The vehicle then proceeded northbound on Highway 169 near the city limits of Milaca.
Audio|Heard on: Benton and Stearns County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
06:55
Transcript:
00:00
Approaching 60s.
00:01
Relax is sitting there 1337.
00:03
Well, it's going to be time to get the sticks out of there.
00:11
She went around the sticks.
00:18
Stix did not make contact.
00:21
This is still westbound 23.
00:24
Speed is about 60.
00:27
When around 6, still going westbound at 60.
00:32
Guys,
00:36
I'm probably only going to follow you to Malac at the farthest and head back.
00:43
Got to go forth.
00:50
Passing through box, speed is about 65.
00:55
Tony 30, there's another spot up here with six.
00:58
She's turning it's all found.
01:03
She's standing out all over the place right now.
01:11
There is a cello officer that can take a phone call regarding a finance call at Walgreens.
01:21
1339.
01:26
27.
01:29
79-27.
01:30
We still have them on the line.
01:32
They're an international caller.
01:33
We're going to send them out to you.
01:45
213.
01:50
Plus 23, 1339.
01:52
You guys get certified if we can get a slowdown.
01:58
We are not satisfied.
02:05
We've got sticks set up here in the city of Milaca, Highway 23 and 10th Ave,
02:11
and we are pit certified as well.
02:20
7711.
02:21
Can you clear me from that medical? My computer crashed and I'll be in office.
02:25
You'll change cars and try to fix it.
02:28
I got these.
02:29
The speeds are now picking up to be like 75 minutes.
02:37
I'm going around, guys.
02:47
Go on my 80th half, so what's on, see is about 70.
02:59
Or do you want to take over calling since I'm four back?
03:05
Yeah, I got it.
03:09
Out of the East Side Auto.
03:17
Westbound pass east side auto.
03:19
Her, both her passenger tires front back, core hit by the stop six.
03:30
One of five the Kanabec, yeah, both pass her side are down.
03:34
The lac unit,
03:36
she'll see her spikes and swim around and see how to kind of wait.
03:44
Copy.
03:50
On 24 pole sticks, so I'll try to get out behind her depending on what her speed is.
03:59
Crossing 90th Ave.
04:01
We're going about 40 to 50.
04:07
Passing 90th half, going to about 40 or 50.
04:15
7904, status check.
04:21
Green Road, mean about 45.
04:26
Bicycari, vote 45.
04:32
Let's the speed keep coming down.
04:40
Coming up to 100th Ave, crossing 100th Ave,
04:44
28 miles an hour.
04:48
Crossing 100th Ave at 45.
04:55
She's driving on their shoulders.
05:08
Dispatch cloud two-clear.
05:14
My name is City limits of Malacca.
05:18
City limits of Malacca of 1345.
05:25
Blackina will back off and you get closed.
05:28
I was going to call it.
05:32
I was running a plot then.
05:34
Can you make all for us before.
05:41
To northbound on ramp, highway 169.
05:50
Speeds are approximately 23 miles.
05:53
It's also like to be a vehicle driving in the shoulder.
06:00
Can't fit here, I don't want to go tell that in Banking them.
06:05
Yeah,
06:08
that's important.
06:12
Kevlar.
06:17
Both Haven.
06:20
Gabby, Evan.
06:21
Happy Evan.
06:26
1347.
06:27
Northbound Highway 169,
06:30
and two, uh, air about a eight mile number.
06:36
1347.
06:44
312,000. I think she's not there.
06:54
Number 1.
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Location mentioned:
MN-23 & 10th Ave SE, Milaca, MN 56353
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