Possible intoxicated driver reported on US-65 near mile 61, Springfield MO
Alcohol ViolationA black Chevrolet Silverado was reported swerving on northbound US-65 near mile marker 61, suspected to be driven by an intoxicated person. Police and medical units are alerted.
Audio|Source: Springfield Police and Fire, Greene County Sheriff and Fire
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Transcript:
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Coach DWI[1] out of Springfield for 2B, mile marker of 61 near North Carolina 65, a black silver roddle, two day with Henry, Lincoln's due 8, swerving in and out of lanes.
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17-11-7.
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Sound good.
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Basswood and Redwood.
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Tom Edward Ford, David A.
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John on a white view of the passenger car.
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One done. It's clear. Passwood and Redwood.
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The 26. No one here has a GSW.
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I'm clear.
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226, the female here advise that the subject moved to Illinois.
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I'm clear. Attention, Republic officers, medical officers, medicals come out to 240 East Harrison Street.
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For her female patient, that's responsive but feels like she's falling asleep, possibly related the blood pressure medication.
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Springfield engine 7, dispatch.
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6.351 status.
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Springfield engine 4 from dispatch.
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Label. On this table.
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Subject has not been located at A7, where you guys are at.
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Good. The caller advised that they are about 30 minutes away from this location.
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Clear engine 4. Okay.
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Sentient Fair Grove officers, good check C-9 driving the area of US-65, passing the 63.6 mile marker.
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The possible intoxicated driver was heading northbound in 65, swerving in and out of lanes, covering a black, silver-rata, baron plate at 2, David Henry, Lincoln at 28.
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Last scene, north on...
Police codes explained
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DWI: Driving While Intoxicated
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US-65, Springfield, MO
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