Intoxicated driver crashes near Lamar National Bank in Reno, Reno TX
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Alcohol ViolationA vehicle crash involving an intoxicated female driver was reported near Lamar National Bank in Reno, prompting officer response and concern for public safety.
Audio|Heard on: Lamar County Public Safety Dispatch
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02:10
Transcript:
00:00
We have a 10-50[1], non-injury, possible DWI.
00:05
It's on the 6300 block of Lamar.
00:07
Female involved in the crash is walking.
00:10
She is just passing Lamar National Bank in Reno.
00:26
2921, do you want to respond to the 10-50[1]?
00:31
Yes, 104, en route.
00:34
I'm going to be around here shortly.
00:38
104 County responding around here.
00:44
Go ahead.
00:53
No.
00:54
It's going to be a Kendra Williams.
00:55
She reported that she hit another person.
00:58
She turned around.
00:59
Uncertain if she found them.
01:01
She sounds possibly intoxicated.
01:05
She is sitting at the bank waiting for an officer.
01:09
Unable to transfer the call to us.
01:11
We are receiving all information from PD.
01:22
7.04 County, 21 will transport that 72 to jail.
01:26
I'm being robbed.
01:30
Templar.
01:49
Lamar County to Reno,
01:51
engine en route to Lamar National Bank in Reno.
01:55
A female will be waiting in the parking lot.
01:58
She crashed her vehicle at the 6300 block of Lamar, possibly intoxicated with no injuries at this time.
02:04
Reno, can I get you en route to Lamar National Bank in Reno for a female, 10-50[1].
02:09
Lamar County, clear.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-50: Traffic accident (in this case, rollover)
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Location mentioned:
Lamar Rd, Reno, TX 75462
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