Pursuit of dark blue suburban on Route 60 in Barboursville, Barboursville WV
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TrafficA police pursuit of a dark blue Chevy Suburban with a female driver occurred on Route 60 through the Main Street area in Barboursville. The vehicle originated from Putnam County and officers lost sight of it near Main Street.
Audio|Heard on: Cabell County Public Safety
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03:13
Transcript:
00:00
I have Bentham County call in, standing with sleep coming out way, passing Hodges Road on Route 60 they later yet.
00:07
The suspicion is actually the reason for a stop.
00:10
It's a dark blue suburban.
00:22
I have a Putnam County calling in a pursuit coming from their area on Route 60.
00:30
I'll help you around as well.
00:34
If you don't want to be a round as well.
00:39
If you don't carry switch over to county.
00:57
Losh, you're not here, Bergen.
01:02
604.
01:05
64.
01:09
You're not seen, all zero.
01:11
You know,
01:14
I'll see me. Come.
01:24
About half a mile out of the passenger area.
01:35
If at this speed for 80, the Dark Blue Suburban, 1st,
01:40
8th, 8287-tall Victor 127, contact 2 of Francis Stein to Victoria Casey on a Chevy Suburban.
01:47
It's 99,
01:48
the female driver in the vehicle.
01:56
16.
02:29
I'm going to sit there into more some more all here you want to sit up and down here.
02:40
I do.
02:45
They lost Mike, they want to find out here on Main Street.
03:03
In the section of Route 60 in Main Street, they're not sure where she went.
03:10
46, I'm passing each crossing in Anna, eastbound 60.
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Location mentioned:
Main St & U.S. Route 60 E, Barboursville, WV 25504
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