Driver suspected of DUI after traffic stop
Alcohol ViolationA driver was stopped for a traffic violation and found to be intoxicated. The driver had urinated on themselves, indicating severe intoxication.
Audio|Source: Lawrence County Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
C-06. The 1039, Highway 20, normal. Park of 49. It's going to be a red, August Camaro, Alabama, 1028. Alpha zero, Bravo, Echo Tango, 9, Echo. Echo. Echo. Echo. Four. C L6 for a return page. (name withheld) of Tuscumby, I'm a 2016 dollar, red in color, not expired, negative stolen. C.L642, Shelby 108, verbal warning. Two, all. Forty-two county, making around. Can you report 68 near the 10-thru-50 intersection? For a room pickup on a 42 tag, but just try to ride and I can call it off the roadway, another direction of travel. Can you tend on the intersection? Canter at 460 and counter at 358. This would be the last can. or he hit Morgan County. If I don't have a direction traveler or a follower, he may have went into Morgan County, just making you aware of it. Alpha Zula, Uniform, 4-4 Echo. Alpha Zula, Uniform, Fold Echo. The advice of the driver's 1055[2]. He urinated himself. 104[1] Della 20. 20. 104 is going to be Highway 20 and mile mark your 50.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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104: Location (Highway 20 and mile marker 50)
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1055: Intoxicated Driver
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AL-20, Alabama
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