Vehicle drives recklessly causing road safety concerns, Harris County TX
TrafficA vehicle was driving recklessly near T C Jester Blvd and Springside. It was cutting off other drivers and speeding, causing safety concerns on the road. Authorities responded to this road rage incident.
Audio|Source: Harris County Law Enforcement - North
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Transcript:
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The end-available central one or central unit for road rage[3], T.C.
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Jester and Springside, Prisand.
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As they're driving recklessly and cutting people off, and speeding 473 at 704, next hit a general's clear[2].
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I need 234 on myself.
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234, let's clear[2] as well.
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Okay, so. 4 do, they guys.
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Yes, sir. What's in 1211, shall be OD?
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No, 40, the advice, they're still going north then off the ccester, leaving it out of traffic, and doing 50 miles an hour.
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Charles 119.30.
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9.6.5 for jail duty.
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Headed towards 2920.
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Reporties no longer following shots like a delight.
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Can you call 50. I got J.S.O.
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B for a stranded priority 4[1].
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Give me a 45, we'll have top of my name.
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See for a road rage[3] priority three, Longston, and Sherrod.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
priority 4: Indicates a lower urgency call
[2]
clear: Situation resolved or officer available (routine law enforcement code)
[3]
road rage: Aggressive or reckless driving involving confrontational or dangerous behavior
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Location mentioned:
T C Jester Blvd, Texas
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