Police pursuit of speeding white BMW ends after red light, Reynoldsburg OH


Police pursued a white BMW that was driving at high speed and weaving through traffic. The vehicle fled on I-70 East, exited at Brice Road, ran a red light at Livingston, and continued toward Main Street. Officers stopped the pursuit due to the high speed and distance.
Audio|Source: Columbus Police Zone 2 East Side
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Transcript:
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Come to catch up to a vehicle at a high rate of speed.
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Seventy East passing Hamilton, which is a white possible VFW.
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Cut.
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Upper 70 Eastbound passing Hamilton, high rate of speed.
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639 is trying to catch up to a white BMW, take clearance.
00:22
639, where you're at now?
00:28
It looks like he's up on the ramp.
00:31
He might be taken Brice.
00:34
Suppers, you copy?
00:40
Pretty far ahead.
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He's in and out of traffic.
00:44
Is he northbound?
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Chopper, we copy.
00:47
We'll come up at 13.
00:51
Is he northbound? I'll call Reynoldsburg.
00:57
Yeah, it looks like he might have taken the Bryce Road exit ramp from 78.
01:02
Is he going northbound Bryce Road? The man were taking the ramp, like he's far-head.
01:11
It looks like he might be taken south.
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I did signal for him to stop, and he did, he's not the Livingston.
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He went through the light at Livingston, heading up towards Maine.
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Topperty copies once on Bryce between Livingston and Maine.
01:39
Reynoldsburg's been advised.
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Radio, he doesn't have a tag.
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He's way up ahead of me.
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He looks...
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he's coming up on Maine.
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I don't know which way he'll go.
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I left them now.
01:57
If I see correctly, he went east on Main Street, but I'm half mile back.
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Copy.
02:08
So happy?
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637, copy. 637, copy.
02:17
24 grand in miles is 848.
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Copy, times 950.
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I do I'm copying all that.
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Sounds like we've disengaged.
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It's stop 6R proof.
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Copy.
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