Hit-and-run crash leads to vehicle pursuit near Laverne
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Woodward County Public Safety
02:29
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00:00
Laverne had a vehicle versus pedestrian vehicle.
00:02
He's left the scene, fled the scene.
00:05
And apparently
00:07
705 and another unit located the vehicle.
00:11
They're failing to yield, headed southbound from May and towards Woodward.
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I'm gonna go set on city limits.
00:18
Okay, come sir, he's moving up 10A.
00:24
51, okay.
00:26
Do we have 705 on the radio or anything?
00:30
I believe he may be working on Harper County Tower or whatever other he's working with.
00:37
I just got all three text messages.
00:43
Okay.
00:48
Sadly, I do not have them on hand.
00:59
Yes, stop stick.
01:02
Affirm.
01:04
Okay, go north.
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North of G and G.
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We'll try and get up on that bridge.
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Copy.
01:18
We're going to be in pursuit of one headed towards Fort Supply.
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If you'll notify deputies, so we're.
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Harper County, okay?
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Com center 703, 713.
01:37
Go ahead.
01:40
Did you copy the traffic from Harper County? They're in pursuit of one headed towards Fort Supply.
01:48
Copy, we're headed that way.
01:51
Affirm.
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714.
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59, come for 10-6 traffic.
02:05
59, okay.
02:08
Oklahoma, (name withheld), (number withheld), 1200 Oklahoma.
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59, okay.
02:19
Be advised, he's going to bring him to us.
02:27
He's stating speeds are about 70 miles an hour.
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