Vehicle flees traffic stop near Washington Boulevard, Baltimore MD
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TrafficA silver two-door Infiniti with a black hood and a female driver wearing a pink top fled a traffic stop near the 3200 block of Washington Boulevard. The vehicle was last seen heading westbound toward Baltimore County.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore County Municipal Police Departments
Listen to dispatch call
01:25
Transcript:
00:00
Just by showing you're showing Kennedy to use a vehicle that took off for one city for traffic.
00:07
1247.
00:09
Municipally, Kitty T, Rostow vehicle that took off on the city from the traffic stop.
00:13
Silver two-door Infiniti with black hood, Maryland tag (number withheld).
00:19
Tag shows green 99 Accord.
00:20
Number two, female driving with pink top.
00:23
The code is 3-200 block of Washington Boulevard and was last seen westbound toward Baltimore County.
00:28
It's 12-47 hours.
00:30
This much before 10 or 425.
00:33
Right. New Door, Infiniti was black hood, Maryland, (number withheld), tag shows for a green 99 Accord.
00:43
Number two,
00:46
female driver with pink top occurred at 3,200 block of Washington Boulevard, heading west toward Baltimore County, Baltimore City.
00:54
Time is 12:47.
00:56
Okay, to have medics advise for our contraception for thorough call if it doesn't like pass out.
01:02
The special unit checks Kiddie P's for a bubble that took off on the city, silver two-door Infiniti with a black hood, Maryland (number withheld), tag shows for a green 1999 Accord.
01:18
Two female driver of the pink top occurred at 3,200 Washington Boulevard, westbound, heading toward the county.
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Location mentioned:
Washington Blvd, Baltimore, MD 21230
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