Female driver rams police vehicles during highway pursuit, Mora MN
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a female driver in a Denison Hummer refused to stop during a vehicle pursuit on Highway 65 near South Junction and Morgan. After a family dispute with her brother, she began ramming law enforcement vehicles. The pursuit was coordinated on the LTAC 4 channel.
Audio|Heard on: Becker, Hubbard, and Cass Counties Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:6
Transcript:
00:00
2810 car for a vehicle pursuit, assist the county.
00:03
On Highway 65 and MN 23 in the South Junction near Morgon-North bottle shop of a Denison, Brad Hummer that was ramming their squads.
00:13
339, 1040.
00:18
1325, K-35.
00:22
The part of Braynard Airport.
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1325. 1325.
00:30
Can we go to a L-TAC channel?
00:38
339, they are now westbound on 23, female driver in the vehicle.
00:43
And they're trying to, I'm trying to go to an L-Tac.
00:46
Yeah.
00:52
20802?
00:55
Go ahead.
00:56
The copy that traffic that Kanabec is pursuing Onet's Raminder squads from Mora.
01:04
Ted 4. Can you advise when they do us on an Altach channel?
01:16
Would you just let me know what Eltack they're out?
01:20
Eltaq 4. Thank you.
01:26
339 copy?
01:30
Eltax 4, 1040.
01:33
1327. Aware of who the driver is and what the reason for the pursuit was.
01:39
Getting that information now.
01:41
20802 and 339 update.
01:48
20802 at 339, evidently, it was a sister that was having some kind of argument with the brother and the deputies wanted to stop her and she won't stop her law enforcement.
01:57
And then she started the Ramion Squad.
02:03
339, they're 23 and Delta, now Westbound.
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Location mentioned:
MN-65 & MN-23, Mora, MN 55051
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