Dark gray pickup swerves into oncoming traffic near Omaha St, Palm Harbor FL
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a dark gray pickup truck was seen swerving across lanes and into oncoming traffic near Omaha Street and Alderman. The driver may be impaired or reckless. The vehicle was last reported turning left on Alderman, with the description coming from a caller who stopped following at that point.
Audio|Heard on: Pinellas FL Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Radio patrol four, stand by for a signal one bolo.
00:02
Signal one heading northbound from Omaha Street, Nebraska.
00:06
It's going to be a dark gray Ford F-150,
00:08
Florida tag (number withheld).
00:13
Vehicle has been swerving all over the road.
00:15
The caller is still going to be behind the subject.
00:17
They passed Nebraska.
00:18
Subject hit a curb now passing Palm Harbor High.
00:22
RP is going to be in a blue Lexus.
00:24
Vehicle is now crossing over into oncoming traffic, turning left.
00:27
Turn left on Alderman.
00:29
82, I copy.
00:31
82 radio. Go ahead.
00:33
Where'd it go from Alderman?
00:35
Once the vehicle crossed over and turned left on Alderman, the caller was no longer following.
00:39
10-4, myself and 81 or 97.
00:42
10-4.
00:44
81, I'm northbound on Alt 19.
00:46
Can you just advise Tarpon the truck has a Newport registered address?
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Location mentioned:
Omaha St & Nebraska Ave, Palm Harbor, FL 34683
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