Blue pickup driving erratically and entering ramp wrong way, Bethel CT
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TrafficA blue Dodge Ram pickup was reported driving erratically on Long Hill Road near Platt Road, almost hitting telephone poles, and later seen entering the Route 8 southbound ramp the wrong way.
Audio|Heard on: South Central Region Area Police
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02:56
Transcript:
00:00
A highly erratic driver on Long Hill heading towards Platt Road.
00:06
It's going to be a blue Dodge pickup.
00:09
He gave me Charlie Oscar (number withheld).
00:12
I'm not getting it back on anything.
00:14
I drove off the road a couple times and almost hit a telephone pole.
00:18
He's still behind it.
00:24
Before I copy.
00:28
Thank you.
00:30
Thank you.
00:51
Block,
00:53
it's going to be Charlie (number withheld), heading towards Splash Car Wash right now.
01:02
3 Dodge Ram.
01:03
He's now operating about 11 miles an hour and was driving off the road.
01:09
4-6, I'm here.
01:11
What is it? It's a blue one?
01:13
Blue Dodge Ram?
01:15
Roger. Blue Dodge Ram, 1500.
01:23
Getting on to 1C Route 8 southbound ramp the wrong way.
01:28
We haven't received any further calls in his caller I saw this two minutes in the past.
01:32
No vehicle description is to take a stupid area.
01:45
Westin feature, one two, zero witness.
01:58
Roger.
02:05
Perfect.
02:15
For Bravo,
02:17
Romeo, 18015, Black 4 Fusion.
02:20
We're off exit 17, one rope down, through it, on Herbias.
02:42
These are to 64.
02:43
We're able to give me 16.
02:47
Yeah, give me one second, please.
02:55
It's clear, one C, clear.
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Location mentioned:
Long Hill Rd, Bethel, CT 06801
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