Suspect flees traffic stop after hitting spike strips 

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January 22. Two-Marry-22, go ahead. Can you attach two plates, please? A-farm, stand by just one if you can't. Two-King-13, starting you for a service call. Two-King-13. East-Louisie Street, Franklin Avenue East, Washington State Patrol is requesting additional units for a traffic stop. There's one person refusing to exit. unclear if it's the driver passenger. It's going to be a Tan Mercedes, 1999, Charlie Paul X-ray, 9-844. And it looks like that suspect just fled from the stop, westbound on Louisa, and then northbound on East Lake. Okay, so Washington State Patrol was to help them out. They are requesting assistance, clarifying now that the vehicle's left, if what they still need, one moment. So it looks like they had spikes down. The vehicle hit the spikes, but still going. So troopers are attempting to area check, but not pursuing. They request our assistance with an area check, if possible. You can add me. Is that vehicle conventional? Okay. I'm checking that now. Zero-three. Two-Queen-03, go ahead. Sorry for engine or interrupting you. Go ahead. Negative, that vehicle comes back, clearing current to a fan-1922 Mercedes tracer. Go ahead. I was just going to say, have me to call, please. Received. Did this you want to expect it? No, I was not on the phone with him directly. I will pass that question along though. We've got database open now. Can you switch to them? Puking 13. Looks like the driver of that vehicle is (name withheld), 61577. Break. That's a better high-pisc pisc pisc p.1 for those. 2K91. You were broken up then? They just did that because the suspect was in the vehicle refusing to exit and they had unverified warrants for them. Thank you.

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