Person passed out in vehicle that rolled into another car, Sunriver OR
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Drug ViolationAccording to the dispatch call, a person was found passed out in their vehicle which rolled into another car near Spring River Road. The caller noted a possible heroin odor. Prior information indicated a BB gun was found in the vehicle earlier. The subject woke up and left the scene without leaving a note on the damaged vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Deschutes County Police Dispatch
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01:44
Transcript:
00:00
Nora 20, this has actually details for a DUI[1].
00:04
This is the The Wallow Bar & Grill, near Spring River Road.
00:12
There's a subject that passed out in their vehicle rolled into another vehicle.
00:17
RP dot com.
00:19
Mail City was tired.
00:20
Couldn't smell alcohol, but RP.
00:22
.
00:25
This batch 5 RPC, they can smell heroin, even a white tundra, (number withheld).
00:33
Chuck.
00:35
Perkston, Maken.
00:40
Popper. Yeah.
00:45
Yeah.
00:51
Noro 20 from 201 are you a two-person unit or would you like to cover?
01:01
Copy from Station 2.
01:08
Noor 20 this much? No.
01:09
No, 20 this much?
01:14
RP said it took a while to wake them mail up and even got out of the car and walked into base camp.
01:21
Didn't leave a note on the damaged vehicle.
01:27
We have a prior in that vehicle with (name withheld).
01:31
He is clear,
01:33
valid, and notes in a call from October said he had a BB gun under some gloves next to a center console in the vehicle.
01:43
Just end up.
Police codes explained
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[1]
DUI: Driving Under the Influence
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Location mentioned:
Spring River Rd, Sunriver, OR 97707
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