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Possible intoxicated driver stopped on highway shoulder, Van Buren AR
Alcohol ViolationA vehicle was traveling slowly or stopped on the shoulder of Interstate 40 near mile marker 14 eastbound in Arkansas. The driver may be intoxicated and has reportedly taken lorazepam. Emergency units were dispatched to check on the driver's welfare.
Audio|Heard on: River Valley Public Safety
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Transcript:
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104 He's going very slowly on his shoulder just before the 14 eastbound
00:23
100 of BAS, NSW is (number withheld).
00:27
Go forth.
00:36
Spatial having cleared from the Drane's Office.
00:39
Go forth.
00:50
Greenough Road and Faber Road, go ahead.
00:54
He still stops just before the 14 eastbound.
00:58
(name withheld)'s family is the one that contacted TroopJ.
01:01
He's possibly intoxicated and has taken lorazepam.
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Sam 4th. Since I'm, I'm gonna have a unit close by maybe, but I'm en route.
01:32
12 blestern.
01:36
Oh, good.
01:40
Television's back in study.
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I'm sorry back.
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Soundforce.
01:58
Green reporting, reporting radio trip.
02:02
Thank you. Thank you.
02:17
I can this very cold somebody outside on it.
02:20
Sir is stopped at the 14 eastbound.
02:23
I believe Alma Crawford units is out with it.
02:27
I've got my call around the phone.
02:28
He's in private.
02:31
10-4[1].
02:40
698.
02:42
Central.
02:50
X-Men at age 34.
02:55
I'm gonna be 11, go ahead.
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10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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I-40, Arkansas
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