Reckless driver leaves lane on highway 82 near exit 901, Sadler TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a driver in a silver 2007 Dodge was driving recklessly on Highway 82 near exit 901 in Sadler, Texas. The driver could not maintain their lane and frequently drove off the road shoulder before returning to the lane.
Audio|Heard on: West End Grayson County
Listen to dispatch call
01:45
Transcript:
00:00
To what's description of the vehicle and where they do is is reckless.
00:09
502. It's going to be a silver and color dog,
00:14
which is like a mid-sad far.
00:17
It comes back to Mary, Henry, Henry Williams, (number withheld), prospective 2007 Dodge, Silver and Keller,
00:25
to Eureka, San Diego, San Diego,
00:28
out of Whitesboro, 29[1] left there.
00:35
Take the exit, the 357 exit.
00:43
Can we have to call or stay behind them?
00:49
Have all you can continue straight?
00:54
The address in light scroll.
01:03
1523 Old Charmin Road is for the RO.
01:08
They did not notice which way we went after the exit but said they, taking that they said he almost run off of the road there.
01:30
Information she says that he's been following him, probably 82 westbound before FM 901 and he was unable to maintain a lane all over the roadway going completely off the shoulder and coming back on.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
29: Wants/warrants check (NCIC/TCIC)
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Location mentioned:
FM901, Sadler, TX 76264
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