Gray pickup hits mirror and flees on highway in New Richmond, New Richmond WI
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a gray pickup truck hit a caller's mirror on Highway 64 near New Richmond and fled the scene. The caller followed the vehicle, and a pursuit took place through nearby roads. The suspect vehicle was stopped and the driver was taken into custody near East 8th Street.
Audio|Heard on: St Croix County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, State Patrol Eau Claire Post
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04:59
Transcript:
00:00
4213 my caller was eastbound on Highway 64 he's reporting he was struck by a gray truck that hit his mirror and kept on driving the pickup
00:14
Good speed away, took the exit 13 and took the county road A from there and is driving past the car lot right now.
00:24
Caller is following.
00:29
Time for it.
00:35
40.2.22.25 catch, release on business 64.
00:43
Caller's still tracking on there right now, yes.
00:52
They're approaching K.
00:53
The vehicle.
00:57
2223, I covered you.
00:58
They're approaching K.
01:00
Okay, and four.
01:03
I think I got the vehicle here.
01:10
40. Do I do this match?
01:13
4223.
01:16
I got that vehicle going.
01:18
Eastbound on West Fourth Street at 60 miles an hour.
01:23
Eastbound West Forth at 60 miles an hour, 2322 dispatch all squads while unclosed.
01:33
Forty-22 dispatch, got the OSFound from truck 1028.
01:37
Go ahead.
01:39
William John 3638, we're still eastbound at 30 miles cover, passing South Washington.
01:51
Eastbound 30 miles an hour passing South Washington, 2322.
01:59
And plate comes back to near East 5th Street Department number one.
02:04
10-4[1], we're still eastbound at 30 miles per hour passing South Dakota Avenue.
02:12
Eastbound 30 miles an hour passing South Dakota at 2323.
02:20
Forty-213 behind them.
02:24
4213 behind him and 2323.
02:28
13, you want to try to get ahead of them here at the lake?
02:36
Jim got stopped at Southmulls and West 4.
02:40
South Knowles, West 4, 23, 23.
02:45
3817, Zoltum.
02:47
Skit off the fetch.
02:50
Fort-213 go again.
02:53
42-13 nisatch, continuing eastbound on west-forth,
02:57
1080.
02:59
Eastbound west-forth, 1080 at 23-24.
03:04
Okay, 42-13 nis-hast, south on...
03:09
Southbound at 23-24.
03:13
Full-long 50 miles per hour coming up to E-60.
03:19
2324
03:21
And now you're doing that it's a speed up-and-comfit
03:26
Noltrak going 50 plus miles dollars
03:30
Multiple units talking 4223 go please
03:36
Southbound on Southside Avenue high rate of speed He just went up on the side lock
03:41
Going 40 miles an hour
03:46
12 star high rate of speed onto the sidewalk 40 miles an hour 2324.
03:53
We're now eastbound on East 8th Street.
03:58
Eighthound on East Street at 2325.
04:03
Forty-213 as that's foreman into the driveway.
04:07
Bridge 13 pulling into the driveway at 2325.
04:15
Dismatch squads pulling into the driveway, 1012, 10-0 with their RO.
04:21
Just-fashwork 223, copy 1012, 10-10 with the RO.
04:29
10-4[1], we're doing them in the cockpit.
04:33
Getting in the custody, 23-26.
04:41
We'll be on a 539, East 32nd.
04:46
539, East Day is the 2326.
04:50
817-0-speech I'm out.
04:51
We're on trucks, square, one and custody, you can open one.
04:54
10th floor, out with um, trucks clear, one in custody, open one, 2326.
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
E 8th St, New Richmond, WI 54017
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