Police Pursue White Dodge Leaving Parking Lot at High Speed, Jackson County MS
TrafficPolice chased a white Dodge that fled from a parking lot at high speed. The vehicle caused property damage by hitting a pole and possibly another car. The driver did not stop when directed, resulting in a pursuit near local roads and a school.
Audio|Source: Jackson County Sheriff Department and West Side Law Enforcement and Fire Departments
02:35
Transcript:
00:00
Alright, why don't y'all go out front to a white Dodge, we just had a car take off line to the parking lot?
00:07
Yeah, we're in the way.
00:09
It's like the other cars, he's not a little solemn and he's moving pretty good.
00:20
Okay, it's a signal one.
00:26
Yeah, I'm gonna try and get strong people on the stop signs.
00:32
I'll head now,
00:33
please.
00:37
Forrest's down on Rose, uh,
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punt.
00:42
Rose farm towards Walker.
00:49
He's no Walker, start to speed up. Stand by.
00:57
I'm gonna be stopping over here behind the school.
01:04
You got him stopped, I'm getting out with.
01:09
Hi.
01:11
That's just funny.
01:17
You got one of them on point somewhere.
01:26
7 1.5.
01:43
Stema, I can't read.
01:47
You know somebody give me that's one.
01:53
Behind East Elementary,
01:55
21. Will you check on the truck out front?
01:57
I'm out with him.
02:00
He took down a pole here in front of the station.
02:06
Power company laid a bunch of poles on the ground, sure something on them?
02:12
Yeah, that's what it is.
02:18
He's 43 here.
02:24
Did he hit that car because his car is damaged, like mad?
02:29
This guy here says that guy rammed him from behind and then when he got hitting a parking light back into the left side of him.
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Jackson County, MS
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