Pedestrian struck by police vehicle flees on foot, North Little Rock AR
TrafficA male pedestrian was struck by a police vehicle near Link Liquor Store on Highway 161 North. He was able to walk afterward and ran on foot toward a nearby church.
Audio|Source: Faulkner County Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Rescue from McElmont, you're going to be responding to the area of Link liquor store near Highway 161 North,
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near Highway 161 North for a motor vehicle accident.
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Take your traffic to PULFR 1, PULFR 1, Tumont 21-29.
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Oh, that is Tom.
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They're saying he was struck by a forced police officer.
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They're called.
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Be a vehicle versus pedestrian.
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E17, one.
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You got that E17.
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Go ahead for 35.
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Good to do, Sam.
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Warren, I'm 10-7-step.
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I'll be 106 in my head.
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McGill, my God.
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10.4 is going to be a vehicle versus pedestrian.
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They're advising that the male subject was struck by a deputy, I believe it's a forced police officer, is what the caller is stating.
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The male subject does seem to be up and walking around.
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10.4.8.17, 10 o'clock.
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Thanks a one.
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Legate 32. You get me at 21.
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1135, 934, go away with the traffic.
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We're 97. We're here with SRT.
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Thank you, 4.10.10.
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We're still slow rolling through Bologna, you're looking for that vehicle.
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So we're going to be responded area of Link liquor store, near Highway 161 North for a motor pool accident, a male that was struck by a car.
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He is up walking around.
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2,200. 2.200.
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2.20 to note.
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The male subject that was hit by the officer has took off running towards the church.
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It will be an Asian male.
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I sent the vehicle returned to your Atlas.
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They still haven't seen him again.
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Location mentioned:
Near AR-161, North Little Rock, AR 72117
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