Semi truck blocks off-ramp; driver suspected intoxicated, Payson UT
Alcohol ViolationA semi-truck is blocking an off-ramp near Maple at The Maples in Payson. The driver is suspected to be intoxicated after driving erratically at low speeds on both sides of the ramp.
Audio|Source: Utah County Public Safety
02:50
Transcript:
00:00
To northbound, the RT is not being very forthcoming with information, states that there is a semi on the off ramp that is blocking.
00:21
The RP stated that he has stopped out with this semi-driver and he believes that the male is intoxicated.
00:28
This RP has told me that he was on the right-hand side and then also on the left-hand side going about five miles an hour.
00:35
Pretty useful.
00:44
That's semi.
00:47
Simple.
00:53
312 around for Pinet crossing.
00:56
312, I copy.
01:00
530.
01:02
312, sorry, did you have more traffic?
01:18
So if the RTP is not giving me good information.
01:27
Copy.
01:35
13-day-13 is there. Once less than I can understand what you said to your page.
01:48
13-0-13-0-5 school further.
01:55
Next to J-14-9-D.
01:58
10-14[1]. 10-4[2].
02:04
J-4G-Purt is now on 156 to be on the next-net.
02:09
S.
02:10
POMP.
02:14
New 482.
02:21
All right, copy. I just took the exit and I believe I see them on Maple.
02:25
Just rolling.
02:39
He's on mainflow, he's only going to be accessible from rainfall.
02:43
I see him rolling forward so I should be able to get to him here in a second on the on-ramp.
02:49
But it will just be a second.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-14: Escort or convoy (request/provide an escort)
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative response; indicates message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
The Maples, Payson, UT 84651
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