Police issue alert for damaged vehicle near I-91, Springfield VT
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, springfield Police issued a be-on-the-lookout advisory for a red Honda Fit that possibly struck road signs near the I-91 southbound exit 7 in Springfield and left the scene. The vehicle reportedly has front-end damage and left its license plate behind. The registered address is in Shaftsbury near the Bennington town line.
Audio|Heard on: Bennington Fire / EMS / Police
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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(unit), ready to copy a BOL[1].
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(unit), all units.
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This BOL[1] is passed on by Springfield PD dispatch advising of a possible hit-and-run by the southbound on-ramp for exit seven.
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Vehicle is a red Honda Fit.
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It took out some road signs and left its license plate behind.
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Vehicle will have front end damage.
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Time delay of 20 minutes.
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The registered address is in Shaftsbury near the Bennington town line and the plate number is (number withheld).
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It is a time delay of about 20 minutes for a possible hit-and-run that occurred at southbound exit seven on I-91.
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Vehicle registered on Lower East Road in Shaftsbury.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
BOL: Be On the Lookout advisory
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Location mentioned:
I-91, Springfield, VT
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