Complaint about possible impaired driver near Walmart

Heard on: Burke County Public Safety

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Newton Alexander car 1080 possible 1055 NC (number withheld) NC (number withheld) going north passing the Walmart.

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It's going to be a gold Ford SUV, possibly a Ford Edge.

00:18

Newton 142.

00:21

He just said he wants it towed.

00:23

Go ahead and give me the next east rotation, please.

00:26

10-4. Seven, we're back in county middle.

00:31

Seven, back in county middle.

00:39

Crew three responding.

00:41

Forty 03:12 , Johnson School Road.

00:42

Responding to a sixty-four year old female, conscious breathing.

00:45

Caller says his wife fell out of the wheelchair and he's unable to assist her in getting up.

00:50

Was an accidental fall, no injury.

00:52

Patient is still on the ground, responding normally.

01:00

You're passing Jamestown Road on Dodgeville Road.

01:03

It'll be the next house on your right.

01:06

Caller will be standing by outside.

01:13

2F142, is it a roll back in for and what kind of damage?

01:20

There's front end damage to the right side and probably going to be a roll back.

2026-10-22 04:41 UTC

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Northwest Blvd, Newton, NC 28658

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As discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible intoxicated driver in a gold Ford SUV near a Walmart in Newton. The driver later requested the vehicle be towed due to apparent right-front end damage. In a separate call, responders went to a home on Johnson School Road for a 64-year-old woman who had accidentally fallen from a wheelchair with no reported injuries.