Driver flees from accident after threatening police
WeaponsA driver involved in a two-car accident threatened to grab a weapon or run away when police arrived. Weapons fell from the vehicle, and the driver fled into the woods wearing no shirt and blue shorts.
Audio|Source: York County Sheriff Dispatch
02:36
Transcript:
Go ahead. 120, can you head in the direction of an NBA[1], McAfee Court York Highway, McAfee Court, York Highway. We have highway patrol en route for a two-car NBA. We have a call on the line, say it's multiple weapons fell out of the car during the accident. The driver's saying if police show up, you're either going to grab a weapon or run. Standful. I'll be en route. Copy. Copy. Driver's coming in, bravo, Mike. No shirt. Blue shorts. They just ran back inside and closed the door on. 124 or 122 can y'all hit no way as well? I count the other room. 124 some traffic. Copy. 324-320. I got your standby. Sorry, G-Bun is going to get her to come back out, talk to us. 10-4-year-old, C-5. Yeah, we're C-5. 9.324 is tunnel post for us? Up for arm. We just reopened it. All units you can resume normal traffic on primary. 427. 427, go ahead. Whiskey. Copy whiskey. Go to Channel 3. 223, we got a route back. 2.2.2.20, stand by. 120. No shirt, blue shorts, in the woods. Hey, Rand, he's been about 100 yards from the scene.
Police codes explained
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NBA: Motor Vehicle Accident
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Location mentioned:
McAfee Ct & York Hwy, South Carolina 29745
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