00:00
Yeah, let me look. I got a 28 when you're ready.
00:12
Thank you, North William.
00:20
You might just double check me on it.
00:22
I'm looking at it pretty quick here.
00:35
I've been watching for it.
00:43
10-4. Looks like it hit at 642.
00:58
I guess I'm not sure.
01:00
Like I said, I looked at it pretty quick.
01:01
I was trying to hurry because I seen you guys were over that way.
01:11
29[1], it's showing a warrant for bail jumping in the 2nd degree.
01:15
It's a Class E felony, and he does have a history of attempting to flee.
01:28
I've been sitting here down one.
01:30
I didn't send him yet, so he could have went 49 north.
01:40
Got a probation violation.
01:47
23 North, I mean, sorry, 33 North with a Honda Fit, silver in color.
01:52
Louisiana (number withheld)
01:56
Young Union (number withheld).
02:04
29[1], it's showing that he's also got a full extradition probation violation.
02:09
And he's got a possible aggression towards law enforcement.
02:12
That's going to be his significant other's vehicle with the tag that was returned.
02:24
It may already be past me.
02:32
This is what I'm watching for.
02:40
I can't tell on the color.
02:42
Twenty-five, just a little four-door passenger car, New York tag.
02:53
It's going to be a purple Mitsubishi Mirage.
02:59
He just passed me right up here before I could get to the 20 exit.
03:03
I'm trying to get up here to the 20, still eastbound.
03:27
Franklin County message.
03:28
I'm trying to get hooked around and get up that way, but the uh, that little Mitsubishi Mirage four door, no tint on the windows, white male driver with a (description withheld) and a ball cap on.
03:44
The front license plate is kind of tilted, canted.
03:50
It's tilted to one side a little bit.
03:53
I couldn't see the back one.
04:04
Sure you already see it.
04:05
Looks like there's a J unit sitting there between Ozark and the county line.
04:14
I'll advise them as well.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
29: MPDS Card 29 – Traffic/Transportation Incident
[2]
10-24: Assignment or job completed