Female drives erratically with baby and passenger throwing items, Norwood OH
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TrafficA woman was driving a vehicle near Montgomery Road while holding a baby. The passenger was throwing items out of the window and caused the vehicle to swerve. The passenger may have been under the influence.
Audio|Heard on: Hamilton County Police, Fire and EMS Dispatch
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01:10
Transcript:
00:00
Central cars and apartment in Hamilton County East, special attention to Norwood units from the BP, near Montgomery Road, be on the lookout for the driver.
00:08
Partial tech of King's Bieber Young, operated by a female, quoting a baby in her left.
00:13
Vehicle is last seen northbound Montgomery from the BP information from the complaint at really Hamilton County, 1640.
00:23
West Galrath Road, 6764, Airwaw Drive.
00:36
One change from the west, special attention Green Town screen is blocking eastbound Bridgetown in the area of the south.
00:42
The knockout for a puzzle rolling trouble in a white Hyundai Sonata king idol robber (number withheld).
00:47
You're letting to see the passenger throwing items out of the window.
00:49
Keep leading over to the driver, causing them to swerve.
00:53
Again, east on Burstown at south, they're south of the light currently, rolling trouble and a white Hyundai Sonata, King I of Robert (number withheld).
01:01
A complaint I can see the passenger is throwing items out of the window, keeps leaning over the driver, causing him to swerve.
01:07
The passenger is possibly under the influence, 16 and 41.
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Location mentioned:
Montgomery Rd, Norwood, OH 45212
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