Complaint of erratic driving on Highway 60, Washington County WI
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a driving complaint was received regarding a blue Subaru Crosstrek traveling eastbound on Highway 60 near Pond Road in Wisconsin. The vehicle was reported to be swerving and had no tail lights. The report was passed from Dodge County, and emergency services were dispatched to the area.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Police, Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
02:11
Transcript:
00:00
9652, is there a driving complaint?
00:05
Go ahead.
00:07
Go ahead.
00:09
Tom (number withheld)?
00:11
It was passed from Dodge County, it's a make your own case.
00:16
Was eastbound on Highway 60 from Highway 67, described as a smaller Subaru Crosstrek.
00:21
No tail lights and swerving.
00:23
They did provide a 28 of (number withheld).
00:26
Which does list to a 21-year-old male.
00:28
Subaru Crosstrek, blue in color.
00:29
Subject out of the falls.
00:50
Fire from West Bend Med Eighteen.
00:55
Med Eighteen has arrived on scene.
01:06
Dispatch from Med 18.
01:07
Med 18 is on scene near Edgewood.
01:27
County, I got eyes on it.
01:29
We're going eastbound on Highway 60.
01:33
I'm probably about seven cars behind it right now though.
02:09
Highway 60 eastbound west of Pond Road.
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Location mentioned:
WI-60 Trunk, Wisconsin
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