Dark sedan drives over 100 miles per hour on Route 140
TrafficRadio traffic reporting a dark-colored sedan driving at very high speed through a town and onto Route 140. Officers say the car exceeded 100 miles per hour, passed through the town square, and could not be followed. No license plate was obtained.
Audio|Source: Carroll County Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
Main Street at Lower Beckley-Ville, through Maryland, 7 Gulf Lima, 56, 75, 1-A, black, Ford. 23rd. Come in high-rate speed, dark in color of sedan, an item of 82. On 140, approaching the circle. What's direction of travel? And in the town on 140. All right, we're gonna, let me call. (name withheld). 6376, go ahead. The sheriff wants me to advise you that there is a dark color sedan coming in the town passing for (name withheld) at a high rate. 10-4[1]. Is the sheriff's car following it right now? I have no further information. 10-4. I'll head to that area, see if I can figure out. See one on Ponytown County Channel. Go ahead, 161. Hey, retro those people high-rated speed. I lost them somewhere at the square. They had to been going well over 100 miles an hour. They were blasting, so they could be kind of anywhere by now. 10-4, but they're cleared off of Trevanie and they're most likely out of town, you think? I lost my square coming down 140 from Frederick. 10-4. Were you able to gain a tag or anything like that? No, they weren't. They were driving so fast I could smell of brakes as I was trying to catch up.
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Location mentioned:
Lower Beckleysville Rd & S Main St, Hampstead, MD 21074
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