Road rage incident on highway 75 southbound in bellevue, Bellevue NE
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TrafficA road rage incident occurred involving a Dodge Durango and a Tesla on JFK Southbound from near Cornhusker Road. Both vehicles exited and re-entered Highway 75 southbound. The Durango fled eastbound at high speed. Officers followed at a distance northbound near a concrete plant.
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01:57
Transcript:
00:00
It's up-located, Pustle Road Rage, JFK Southbound from Cornhusker.
00:05
JFK Southbound of Cornhusker, let's see.
00:08
Dodge Durango and a Tesla.
00:10
They're having a road rage incident.
00:12
They both exit near Cornhusker and both got back on 75 Southbound.
00:17
Durango and Tesla, Southbound 75 Cornhusker.
00:21
Zero three, two.
00:28
780, can you divert me the path up in the area of it now?
00:33
There again, update that you're getting off on 370 now.
00:38
Clear, I'm going to send the traffic stop on those vehicles.
00:45
Okay, 302.
00:51
Do you know which one? This or Earth?
00:55
Clare? This regard to your duty.
00:58
Durango just fled from here it's eastbound at high speed.
01:06
Clare 303 but he'll not pursue him falling behind at a distance still eastbound pass up to go.
01:19
Cepton 3 303.
01:22
It's being northbound onto,
01:25
uh,
01:27
towards the concrete plant.
01:28
I'm gonna be able to look for that, I think.
01:35
And northbound of the concrete plant, 303?
01:39
Can you start paying up their car or two?
01:43
Just your road to drive through the grasses, northbound 75 at a high risk.
01:48
Will you know, click them off?
01:54
Northbound 75 Irish 330.
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Location mentioned:
Cornhusker Rd, Bellevue, NE
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