Hit-and-run collision disables classic car on roadway 

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Townwork. We've got the 216. Switching over at 8-106. There's just a 10th.5. There's just a 1050p. Westpost on 16th Avenue. I was getting my car. Chuck slides off on the west post and try to catch up to it. The darker color regular cab pick up, awesome. What was the direction of travel on my post? My south from the 16th. There's a blue classic car disabled in the roadway there. Deacom from CROP State on our 6-916. Go ahead. One of our troopers witnessed a 1050 PD, the hit and run, is it was on west-post south from 16th. The suspect vehicles with our colored regular cab pickup floods, again southbound on west post from 16th. There's a blue classic car disabled in the roadway. State firm CECOM. Do you know if there's any injury? Cedar Robbins, 118-9-2-1929. No reporter at this time, however, I am not sure that my trouble is able to go out with the victim vehicle as he's trying to catch up to the southwest side. No, I'm not sure where you're asking. CECOMC, you have to state, R6 calls, 51C. We've lost the visual of the suspect vehicle. I hear and then I pulled up and talked to the guy on the vehicle. He gave me the late, Lincoln George Boy, something. He was on the phone with the therapy, and I watched it go south. Go find it. 10-4. Do we know if there's any injuries with the victim vehicle? Well, it's good much like that I have the radio, sir. No, the two in the classic car there, right? Here, kind of appears.

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