Police pursue silver Buick toward Ross County
TrafficA police radio exchange about locating a silver Buick possibly tied to an incident, with authorities coordinating with Ross County and other agencies and sharing vehicle details.
Audio|Source: Monroe County Public Safety
01:46
Transcript:
00:001055[1] 1050s 104[4] should be click00:41that was a conscious male possible accept delirium.00:45Hey about respond priority two three.00:48One right two more.00:56All right, Jamaica, making.00:59All right, Jim.01:01You can advise, and a little, um, and we're all the wrongs county on 66[3]1 if they come this way.01:13Second, five, ten.01:14Are they actually in pursuit?01:19For Nikon, that vocal is the vatian office is on Grand.01:22That's the last I heard of.01:26Intent four.01:27That's terrific.01:32What color that vocal is?01:38A silver 1990s Buick.01:42Registration of nuts.01:43of George King 8 Victor 3 Henry.
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1055[1] 1050s 104[4] should be click
00:41
that was a conscious male possible accept delirium.
00:45
Hey about respond priority two three.
00:48
One right two more.
00:56
All right, Jamaica, making.
00:59
All right, Jim.
01:01
You can advise, and a little, um, and we're all the wrongs county on 66[3]1 if they come this way.
01:13
Second, five, ten.
01:14
Are they actually in pursuit?
01:19
For Nikon, that vocal is the vatian office is on Grand.
01:22
That's the last I heard of.
01:26
Intent four.
01:27
That's terrific.
01:32
What color that vocal is?
01:38
A silver 1990s Buick.
01:42
Registration of nuts.
01:43
of George King 8 Victor 3 Henry.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1055: Coroner needed (possible code error, context unclear)
[2]
5.10: Possible unit number or time reference
[3]
66: Notify (likely '10-66': Suspicious Person, but context here is notification)
[4]
104: Acknowledgement
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Location mentioned:
Monroe County, MO
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