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Police stop white Ford on Highway 70 near school, Ruidoso NM
TrafficPolice stopped a white Ford with Texas plates on Highway 70 near Our Lady’s Days with the vehicle near a school playground fence, sparking caution.
Audio|Heard on: Ruidoso Police Department
Listen to dispatch call
02:35
Transcript:
00:00
Twenty-one, traffic.
00:06
Go ahead.
00:09
It's going to be in Texas, Victor, Dadeo, Yon,
00:12
0G-6-3, white,
00:15
Ford.
00:16
Go to the OLLade, Buckel.
00:18
The OLE, that's not going.
00:27
Thank you, Arnold.
00:31
What?
00:33
Did I know exactly what was that?
00:39
We just advise that it was on the fence in the playground area at White Mountain Elementary.
00:46
I can't, I can attempt two-five with her again.
00:51
No. No.
00:58
21 a good. Where does my vehicle come back to you? And is daddy?
01:07
That vehicle showing expiring March of 26 on a white, 22 Ford, maybe two,
01:14
Joel Ramos, Adam Midland, negative tonight.
01:22
Okay, well, I have a nice meeting, ready out of six.
01:26
No,
01:27
sir, go with it.
01:29
I'm going to use 434,
01:31
431-01.
01:39
So, Devin, Taylor Smith,
01:42
she is eligible, Classy Charlie, negative, too,
01:47
nine.
01:48
Okay, that boy, thank you.
01:55
803 radio 70s.
02:05
Highway 70 in front of our ladies days with a red city.
02:09
Zulu bringing in town 903 of Chowalm.
02:18
Please please.
02:23
Connect.
02:26
I need you to 10-9[1] the plate, please.
02:30
Libra Union South 9-03-0 at Chihuahua.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-9: Repeat last transmission
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Location mentioned:
US-70, Ruidoso, NM
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