Possible impaired elderly driver swerves near Lear's Supermarket, Rio Vista CA
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, a white Cadillac driven by an elderly man was seen swerving and nearly leaving the road near Lear's Supermarket. The driver appeared to have difficulty exiting the vehicle and is suspected of possible driving under the influence.
Audio|Heard on: Solano County Sheriff, Rio Vista and Dixon Police Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
01:9
Transcript:
00:00
This is a 23-103.
00:02
It was a white Cadillac four-door pulling into Lear's Supermarket.
00:11
The vehicle almost went off the roadway.
00:14
It appears to be occupied by one person.
00:15
They are now currently at the further end of the parking lot.
00:19
They were driving 20 miles an hour and swerving as well.
00:22
That there is.
00:24
We've got the hint.
00:31
One key three ten A cello.
00:35
Okay, three, copy.
00:42
I'm sorry, for a recent update.
00:44
The airpiece advising the driver is possible DUI or just elderly, described as a white male in his 80s, with a blue plaid shirt, white hair, tan jacket, light-colored pants.
00:56
He was having a hard time getting out of the vehicle and is now currently walking in front of the store.
01:01
If it's the registered owner of the vehicle, he is showing clear current, excuse me, clear, suspended, or revoked out of Maraga.
01:07
Or revoked out of Maraga.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
CA-12, Rio Vista, CA 94571
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