Civilian stopped for using siren and flashing lights

Heard on: Hardy County Public Safety

01:13

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Hey, 48, looks like a black and white car.

00:03

It was blowing a air horn siren.

00:06

It went by pretty quick, but it looked like it had red lights or something on it flashing.

00:13

Ten four. Is it headed down Virginia towards water?

00:20

Yeah, that's what we're.

00:21

. . Grand Convo, units.

00:24

I just want to make you guys aware that that (name withheld) had called, advising that he was trying to get to a residence at Breaks Loop and was riding with his lights on.

00:33

His friend had called him frantic about a dog attacking another dog.

00:36

He just wanted to make people aware.

00:42

Negative. He can't use those lights for that.

00:46

I'll be 17 to Breaks Loop.

00:49

Just I'll be advised whenever he went by here.

00:52

There was no traffic around.

00:56

Grand,

01:02

I'll be 23 .

01:05

That vehicle, high rate of speed, 220/55 , with lights on.

01:12

That male is going to be detained at this time.

2026-09-13 19:20 UTC

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US-220 & WV-55, Moorefield, WV 26836

Civilian stopped for using siren and flashing lights

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a report of a black-and-white vehicle using an air-horn siren and flashing red lights while traveling at high speed near US-220 and WV-55 toward the Water Street and Breaks Loop area. The driver, who said he was responding to a friend’s call about dogs fighting, was stopped and detained for using emergency lights for a non-emergency reason.

Civilian stopped for using siren and flashing lights

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