Pickup truck wheel breaks off in pilot parking lot, Richmond MO
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a pickup truck had a wheel break off while parked on the south side of the Pilot parking lot in Richmond. The driver contacted his employer and did not require further assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Ray County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:28
Transcript:
00:00
Pilot parking lot, for Henry Edward, David, A.2, had a wheel break off of a pickup on the south side of the lot.
00:13
For Henry Edward David 82, Energy Panel,
00:21
structured out of Prairieville, Perryville, 26 on a 2010 GMC negative front.
00:32
1340.
00:36
The county is going to handle this.
00:39
It's going to be a minor J2.
00:41
If you get attached me back to the stolen vehicle, I'll be back around to the zone office with property 982 could disarred.
00:52
Tim for early summit 982.
00:54
Can I copy the way?
00:56
To be clear.
01:05
But
01:09
Yeah, he's had a suspension piece break on his front, his pickup.
01:15
He's contacted his boss.
01:17
I gave dispatch phone number in the van.
01:19
He wouldn't need anything else from us.
01:21
I'll be able to 10-8[1] for now.
01:23
And it is on the south side of the pilot parking lot.
01:27
I'll let their management now.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-8: In service
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Location mentioned:
Richmond, MO 64085
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