Driver stopped for lacking insurance and valid license
TrafficThe police stopped a driver for not having proof of insurance and a valid driver's license. The driver had previously received a warning for similar offenses.
Audio|Source: Noble County Public Safety
02:14
Transcript:
No, can I have five, seven, twenty-seven. I'll be in five. Southern 27. South Street, Liberty Street. Florida 28, Jay John, B-Boy, Kay King, Q Queen, 6-1, J.BK, Q-6-1. So, there was no expiration date. I'll mean, five. Some account I have in five. Allie and five. 1027, my name and date of birth when you're ready. Allie in place. Last name is going to be (name withheld), B. B. Boy, hey Adam. Hey, Henry, E. Edward. And Nora. Hey, Adam. First name is going to be (name withheld), Maring, hey Adam, Robert, Iida, T. Tom, C, zebra, A. Adam, no middle initial, data birth, 07, 18, 2002. 07, 2018, 2002. Key right around to any end up, please. Noble County, Rome City, 3, 1042. Rome City, 3. Allie and 5, Noble County. Albin 5. (name withheld), I'll be in Valadon, drivers expiring 2030. Long conviction for failure to provide proof of insurance, Sarah Grant Point Signaled. I'm clear. Are you able to see, I believe, I just stopped her the other day for the same thing, and she didn't have her driver's license on her? At that point either. That's affirmative. It was a written warning for speed and no absent position. Not clear. Thank you.
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Rome City, IN
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