Reckless driver veers between lanes on local roads, Sunset UT
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TrafficA light blue Mercury was reported driving recklessly after exiting I-15, veering between lanes at low speeds in Sunset and Clearfield. The driver appeared very short. The vehicle traveled north on Main Street and was eventually stopped in Sunset.
Audio|Heard on: Davis County UCA 700 MHz P25 System
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04:25
Transcript:
00:00
All parking stations, special attention, Clearfield, Sunset Area Unit, 10-56[1]3-10-toltate reckless driver,
00:07
passing exiting I-15 at 650 North and going westbound.
00:10
Say with 3.
00:12
Area Tobacco is blocking.
00:18
Pooleby in route.
00:22
Next, 17.
00:27
Allstate is a light blue Mercury stable plate Charlie 950 Kilo Charlie.
00:34
Charlie 950 Kilo Charlie.
00:36
We're only doing about 25 to 30 miles an hour on the freeway veering into other lanes.
00:42
Driver appears to be very short.
00:44
The car can barely see the top.
00:46
Just exited I-15 and went westbound on 650 North.
00:50
Any units in the area, switch to Davis Law 3 in clarity contingent.
00:55
Right and copy?
00:58
Lema,
00:59
71, 736.
01:01
No.
01:02
Charlie 34, 1036.
01:06
34. 34.
01:13
What left did you say it was at?
01:17
700 left, it said by the freeway.
01:23
Copy him in the area.
01:27
Go on.
01:31
Sheriff Each.
01:32
Keep control at about 15.
01:34
David 30s, 17th.
01:37
David 30s. Copy this.
01:41
Copy this.
01:43
We've got it on.
01:45
Ready for you.
01:46
Wing coming out of the east at about 10 miles an hour.
01:54
Copy, the window east, about 15 miles away.
02:00
I'll coach from Davis.
02:01
Update on ATL[2] just given vehicles now north down Main Street, approaching 1800 North, only doing about 20 miles an hour,
02:09
and still varying between lanes, any sunset units in the area of social service.
02:15
Shurkey Resort from Mount 15.
02:19
Do you have any wines, obstructions, any type, I wish to be well?
02:27
I know these lit up on the lower parking lot, we have trees surrounding all the way around.
02:34
The truck is parked on the south side.
02:38
We're at your 130 right now.
02:43
They're out picking got you.
02:48
It looks like I will.
02:50
We just need one more.
02:51
Block in the westbound number one name.
02:57
Timor.
02:59
You got a little ball for the open route.
03:03
Davis, Searton.
03:05
Searton.
03:06
You still have the complaint on that HL on the line?
03:10
Yeah, you're on the Social Wall 3.
03:14
Copy. If you can get a quick update on the location, I'm just coming through H-Center North now.
03:25
Ambulance 42.
03:27
Respond to 17 Zulu, fall patient.
03:30
At 220, West 975 North in Sunset.
03:34
Ambulance 42, respond to 17 Zulu, fall patient at 220, West 975 North in Sunset.
03:45
Before we start fire, I have a 70-year-old female training up arm pain.
03:53
Okay.
03:55
Late 2031.
03:56
Okay. Oh,
03:57
Chris, Jason, from Davis.
03:58
It has to locate reckless driver last scene.
04:00
He spelled on South Paper Drive passing Peterson Farms.
04:03
Davis Break.
04:04
Go ahead.
04:06
I've caught up to the ATL[2] vehicle in Sunset.
04:10
We're going to be pulling over bicycles.
04:13
Davis continuing at an older gold Ford SUV.
04:16
Unknown 28 has been going 60 miles per hour and driving into the middle of the lane.
04:21
Call is still following willing to sign if located to stop the page of appropriate action.
04:24
Davis clear 19-0-10.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-56: Person in distress due to intoxication or potential self-harm.
[2]
ATL: Request to find the location of a person, vehicle, or item.
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Location mentioned:
W 1800 N & Main St, Sunset, UT 84015
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