Road rage leads to rear-end collision near 80th and West Dodge, Omaha NE
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TrafficA yellow pickup truck and a dark-colored sedan were involved in a road rage incident near 80th and West Dodge Road in Omaha. The yellow truck threw an object and rear-ended another vehicle before driving northbound.
Audio|Heard on: Omaha Police Dispatch - Northwest
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
Do copy. Central locate road road road driver from near 80th and West Dodge Road.
00:05
Yellow pickup truck,
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unknown,
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and a black or navy sedan, no place, road raging,
00:13
lasting west downs,
00:14
18-203
00:19
We have to 2824-North 66,000 for video difficulty, 1804.
00:28
Good of 18.
00:29
11.
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In 18.
00:34
Transporting juvenile mail to near North 40 Avenue.
00:39
Starting mile up 787.8.
00:43
That's clear, 1804.
00:49
29-A-1, we're code five so far.
00:56
Sir, did they have a better description for you?
01:04
All right, you say again, I've got that squad going by.
01:12
I apologize, I was on another channel.
01:14
Were you looking for the guy we were tracking or do you have a better description?
01:20
No, that wasn't our guy.
01:22
Our guy was supposedly inside, but it's unknown where he's at.
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We appreciate it.
01:33
Happy?
01:34
Temp to locate and run driver from near 90th and West Dodge Road.
01:38
Yellow truck is throwing soda and road raging also rear-ended the other vehicle, last seen northbound.
01:43
18-J6. 18-06.
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Location mentioned:
W Dodge Rd & N 80th St, Omaha, NE 68114
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