Alert issued for speeding black Jeep on I-89 northbound, Franklin County VT
Authorities issued an alert for a black Jeep pickup traveling northbound on Interstate 89 near mile marker 111 at speeds over 100 mph. The vehicle has partial Massachusetts license plates. The alert was broadcast to officers covering that area to be on the lookout for the speeding vehicle.
Audio|Source: Franklin County / Missisquoi Valley Public Safety
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Transcript:
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I didn't know if you had any troops north of Marker 110 for a cheap traveling over 100 miles an hour.
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So, Troy, I can get a BOL[1] out on the air and advise, you know, covering that area.
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Did you have a place?
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It's a black sheep pickup truck style,
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Massachusetts registration.
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I think it's Q,
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Charles, I didn't catch the rest of it.
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I'm headed to a call, or I try to follow it.
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1040, thank you.
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I'll advise. I'm going to get out on the ear.
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104. Passing, Momiker, 111.
00:48
For North Main Street, City Hall, there's somebody covered in a white blanket that's sleeping on the stairs by the council room entrance.
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My caller tried to rouse this individual, but they're not moving.
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Listen, Alvin too much, please sit by for a BOL[1].
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Continue, please be all for a black jeep pickup,
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partial mass plates to Charlie.
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The vehicle is lost in the area of I-89,
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northbound, mall marker 111.
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This is a BOL[1] for a black jeep pickup partial mass plates to Charlie.
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The rest of unknown, black jeep traveling well over 100 miles per hours.
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Last in the area of Mallmarker 111.
Police codes explained
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BOL: Be On the Lookout advisory
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Interstate 89 N, Vermont
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