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Red SUV's high-speed erratic driving sparks alarm near Willard, Willard UT
TrafficAlarm rises as a red SUV speeds erratically through multiple lanes near Willard, UT, causing dangerous driving conditions and prompting police pursuit.
Audio|Heard on: Box Elder County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:46
Transcript:
00:00
This is for a record driver live scene two 357 heading northbound in 915 break.
00:05
All unit talks about continuing for residential driving.
00:08
It has been three-section of the most found currently.
00:09
Vehicle is forbing cannot maintain its speed.
00:12
Moving through all three lanes, vehicle is red as to be caller.
00:15
So following, willing to find it on the line.
00:17
How we feel like that are?
00:24
This all that right close.
00:26
There is an unknown 28, but the vehicle goes up to 90 miles an hour, then slows down to about 60 miles an hour, but they're currently passed in the port of entry unknown octagon.
00:38
Okay, 192. I can have that way it from this resetter.
00:41
Tabler. Tabler.
00:42
Office 7, box elder 1036.
00:50
Popper 7, I'll be today.
00:54
2130.
00:56
They too look like they're getting off at the 362 exit.
01:08
Top down too far behind to catch that.
01:12
Okay, 4. Papa 7, did you copy that?
01:16
Yeah, I can have that way and come on the south side tail barlager.
01:22
Poppy, they're just getting off the exit now.
01:25
It's going to be a red SUV.
01:27
The caller's no longer following, so he's no longer on the line.
01:29
They weren't willing to sign, though.
01:31
But they couldn't maintain East Orleans.
01:37
Simple.
01:42
Lockshire 190.
01:43
You may want to notice a cast, but I don't know if we have it over that way.
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Location mentioned:
Willard, UT 84340
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