Intoxicated driver swerves dangerously on Highway 12 in Altoona, Altoona WI
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Alcohol ViolationA suspected intoxicated driver was spotted swerving dangerously on Highway 12 near Altoona, posing serious risks and prompting urgent law enforcement response.
Audio|Heard on: Eau Claire County Law Enforcement
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01:28
Transcript:
00:00
City County Campicing is taking a report of a possible intoxicated driver on Highway 12, just passing Alco.
00:07
Callers are advising the driver has swerved all over the road, currently driving on the wrong side of the road, passing another vehicle neck and neck.
00:16
Another vehicle was almost rear-ended and has gone into the ditch several times.
00:21
Late given with Adam Lee and Frank 73478 WF-7347 does list back on A.
00:28
Call for a Nissan Rogue to a party at Triple Falls on St.
00:31
Bridget Drive.
00:32
Comcenter Clear at 1538.
00:39
20-18, that course, I'll be 10-8[1].
00:43
7-4.
00:48
Tony, and it's the advice they are currently in the rock.
00:57
7-132 to headquarters?
01:01
10-132, go ahead.
01:04
I just got a walk-up complaint of another crash at Golf and Commonwealth.
01:08
If you want to have another officer, check it out.
01:13
10-4[2].
01:16
Yeah, I'm at 10-1512 now.
01:20
10-4[2], they're currently still stopped at 3rd and 12.
01:25
They're advising that the vehicle's half in both lanes.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-8: In service / Available for calls
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
US-12, Altoona, WI
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