Pickup speeding south on highway 377 strikes property near Chili's, Stephenville TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a white GMC pickup truck was seen speeding southbound on Highway 377 at 80 to 90 miles per hour. The truck struck property near the Chili's restaurant and continued south. Multiple police units were dispatched to the area near Backwoods and County Road 373 to locate the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Erath County Sheriff and PD
Listen to dispatch call
05:27
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, 120.S.O.
00:01
Notify SPD that he could be heading back to 377 south.
00:04
He did hit the Chili's.
00:07
Number.
00:12
9.06.O.
00:18
Go.
00:20
Is 120 behind that vehicle?
00:31
10-4[1]-20.
00:38
Go ahead.
00:41
120. Just received a 911[2] call of a white GMC pickup speeding southbound on south 377, going 80 to 90 miles per hour and almost hit multiple vehicles.
00:53
RP advised vehicles possibly passing chicken flea market.
01:00
Okay, notify SPET or excuse me, notify Dublin PD real quick, I'm going to run.
01:06
10-4[1], break, 910, 906 redirect.
01:08
No.
01:11
104, I'm by backwoods waiting from the pass.
01:15
10.4.
01:20
All right, so that was direct.
01:24
10.4.
01:26
If y'all could, roll in a just one unit my way.
01:32
10-4[1]-break, so 142.
01:39
142.
01:40
142, I'm already in route.
01:43
1040.
01:49
142 to 120.
01:52
Go ahead.
01:54
Since you've got property damage, do you want to go ahead and notify DPS while you're en route?
02:00
I'd go ahead and do that.
02:02
I'd also send an SPD officer to Chili's to speak with him about what happened because I really get to hear everything.
02:09
I just had you copy your up.
02:13
September.
02:22
Go ahead.
02:25
This is an older model, newer model, how many doors? What are we looking for?
02:30
I would say it's about a 2010-12, 4-door.
02:44
9-10-906 on right here at 234-door, and I haven't seen anybody speed yet.
02:52
It's simple. 9.6 is our piece still behind that vehicle?
02:57
Negative.
03:00
Negative. 10.4.
03:04
7.8.314,0.
03:11
7314, go ahead.
03:14
Is somebody on first seat of that vehicle on 137,000, that's plain mark and I can see red and blues? Not bad.
03:25
I'm running code to catch that guy.
03:29
Crazy. I'm coming up behind you, but I'm a couple miles back.
03:35
See, four.
03:37
906 to 120.
03:41
Go ahead.
03:43
I've been sitting it Backwoods.
03:44
He never passed me.
03:45
He must have turned off.
03:51
On to 6 or where?
03:54
Prior to Backwoods, so the floor Backwoods.
04:03
You saw him turn into Backwoods?
04:08
Negative. He must have turned off 377 south prior to reaching Backwoods.
04:15
Ten four.
04:20
Just a 120.
04:23
Go ahead.
04:25
One 20, the 28th registration comes back on to an address of county road 373, which is prior to Backwoods.
04:37
104. Can you put that in cat for me?
04:41
104. 104.
04:46
120 to 142.
04:50
Go ahead, 120.
04:56
You want to talk to this guy? He caused property damage.
05:02
Received. Madras pop something cat.
05:03
I'll head that way.
05:06
10-4[1].
05:11
7-4-14. So can I get the 28.
05:15
10-4[1], it's going to be Victor William X-ray 7318, Victor William X-ray 7318.
05:21
1.20. Yes, I'll then route to that address.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
[2]
911: Emergency telephone number for reporting incidents
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Location mentioned:
W Washington St, Stephenville, TX 76401
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