Male driver brandished handgun after being told to slow down, Sparks NV
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WeaponsAs discussed during the dispatch call, a male driver drove erratically on 15th Street and showed a handgun after being told to slow down. The vehicle was a silver Dodge Dakota near Shannon Way.
Audio|Heard on: Reno and Sparks Police and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:38
Transcript:
00:00
So 331, 391 and 392 to near Shannon Way,
00:05
or PFI said that there was a male driving erratically down 15th street drove by the reporting party.
00:10
He told him to slow down and then he brandished a firearm at him.
00:13
He didn't point it, just brandished it in his silver Dodge Dakota, 431, 91, and 92.
00:27
Any1-77 by the plate? Go.
00:32
The Adamover, George, (number withheld), Nevada.
00:37
Anya 177.
00:45
You're 10-1.
00:47
Sorry, stand by just on landline 9-1 once this call.
00:51
Thank you for Bates.
00:56
Okay.
01:01
10-8, one marked and tagged.
01:03
Do you need me anymore?
01:07
Negative.
01:10
N133, Alwin Lwester.
01:13
N1 33.
01:17
Transport 31 and a little bit, 108.
01:18
Transport 31 and a little bit, I need.
01:20
Transport, 31.
01:25
Shannon Way dressed about five ago going northbound.
01:28
It's occupied by a white male driver in his 30s wearing a dark colored baseball hat.
01:33
Says that the firearm was a black handgun and that the subject just appeared to be angry.
Disclaimer:
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:
Shannon Way, Sparks, NV 89431
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