Two intoxicated females leave Starbucks in silver Kia, Artesia NM
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Alcohol ViolationTwo females who appeared intoxicated left Starbucks in a silver Kia. Officers attempted to locate the vehicle registered near North 43rd Street in Artesia.
Audio|Heard on: Eddy County Sheriff and Fire
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02:30
Transcript:
00:00
From the manager at Starbucks, we had a silver-in-color Kia,
00:04
leave the parking lot headed westbound on Main Street.
00:10
The occupied times two females, they appear to be heavily intoxicated.
00:17
Direct. I'll be around to check the location.
00:22
I'm going to use that silver Kia.
00:36
I was listening into the call.
00:38
Say that one more time.
00:39
Give me those people description again.
00:43
It's going to be a silver and color Kia newer model,
00:47
so four door.
00:52
Yeah, state plate or the plate numbers.
00:55
Play right now, it's going to be a Texas license plate, standby for the number.
01:06
7.30 Central will be A.T.L.
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as well.
01:19
This plate that they're giving us is (number withheld).
01:25
That doesn't seem correct but I'll attempt to run it.
01:35
Turning to a 2023 Kia.
01:39
It's an out-of-state buyer plate registered to (name withheld) near North 43rd Street in Artesia.
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21.
02:00
I've been Sydney, Andrewsburg, GSC, and nothing like that's past me.
02:08
I'm going to be dropped to that address and see if I can locate them.
02:13
Direct maverick parking lot is clear, too.
02:16
Yes.
02:21
730 Central will be on 43rd.
02:23
Can I get the numeric again?
02:26
It's going to be near North 43rd,
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311.
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Location mentioned:
N 43rd St, Artesia, NM 88210
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