Officer initiates traffic stop on highway 281 vehicle, Alice TX
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TrafficAn officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle, likely a Cadillac, along the 1600 block of Highway 281 near Alice, Texas.
Audio|Heard on: Jim Wells County Public Safety
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02:9
Transcript:
00:00
Four sent you fast traffic stop.
00:07
Four sent you have to traffic south.
00:11
Seven.
00:12
That there's 1,600 blocks off 281.
00:14
Lincoln boy, (name withheld), 1108.
00:17
We had tanning center of Cadillac.
00:24
108-6-20205-2015 Cadillac CRELB agent-controller.
00:28
Pastor Allian, I don't know.
00:29
We'll be able to get that at all-a-2-9-durrent service to confirm.
00:38
417-9. License is warrant, yep.
00:41
Go ahead.
00:43
Detective D.O.16-99-7-2-48.
00:52
Township. Township.
00:55
Township.
01:00
Township. Tramondent, and we get seen how out of our status.
01:03
It's in Elisville. This flight 10-5[1] of 2030, negative 29.
01:08
See on traffic, 11 in the block east main.
01:11
Point is the Della, then 4, Tomboy, Norris, 3267.
01:15
Tomboy, Your Honor, 3267.
01:17
Tomboing, 1967.
01:26
28, 13, May, 2026,
01:28
2009, to carry out red and color at Luis, Alpunco, Goodmont.
01:33
Out of Farr, negative 29 transperator, is unconfirmed.
01:37
Clear, that's for a tomboy nor at 3267? No.
01:41
No.
01:45
No, I got 2, 267.
01:50
2-6-7-5-0-2026-018 hard-o-court slacks further as in caldicastio to send and 20 on negative 29 and transfer this is confirmed oh nine amateurs ten four
Police codes explained
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10-5: Relay message
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Location mentioned:
US-281, Alice, TX 78332
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