Hit-and-run accident involving GMC Yukon in Bourbon, Bourbon MO
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TrafficA hit-and-run traffic accident occurred near El Nopal in Bourbon, Missouri. A dark GMC Yukon or Suburban left the scene heading west on the service road toward the overpass. The vehicle was later found stopped westbound on Highway 221 near Gray City Church with hazard lights on. Witnesses described the vehicle as gray or possibly black and driven by an older man.
Audio|Heard on: Sullivan and Surrounding Area Public Safety
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06:9
Transcript:
00:00
To come to the front of El Nopal here, I think there's a 1050, J-3.
00:12
10-4[1]. Sullivan 114, new handle.
00:17
Tess 4, I'll be there out.
00:21
10-4[1].
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21.
00:28
21 will be ground, low.
00:31
10-4[1]. 10-4.
00:38
Sullivan, this is a vehicle leaving the scene.
00:41
The other vehicle involved was a grayish suburban and it went west down the service road going towards the overpass.
01:03
113. How long ago did it happen?
01:07
A couple minutes ago,
01:10
I just rolled up on it.
01:16
That far.
01:20
If you do find it, it looks like it's going to have pretty good damage at the front end of the vehicle.
01:28
Yep.
01:30
Cattle will be 1042.
01:31
7.42, 16,
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30.
01:37
I think I'm 713.
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12,
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14, Franklin, 1042. 12, 14, Franklin, 1042.
01:48
12, 14, 1042, 1630.
01:53
I already advised a hit-and-run occurred near El Nopal on the vehicle left is a dark GMC, possibly Yukon, pulled over on 221 now.
02:05
4-713, 721.
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721.
02:10
Will you be able to handle that?
02:13
10-4[1], then come, you can show me 76.
02:16
Okay,
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4.
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10-4[1].
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1.221, I'm going to ask 23.
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1.30, 16, 31.
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116, 114.
02:37
All right.
02:39
His order,
02:40
traffic on 10-com.
02:41
Sounds like the suspect vehicle softly stopped, westbound, 24th, 221.
02:49
104.1.20, can you go check that out?
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103.
03:03
713.
03:05
Can you also notify state to let them be aware that it's on the interstate?
03:10
103, we've already advised them.
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Thank you.
03:21
715 sick on.
03:25
I'm assuming Sullivan PD is aware of this crash.
03:29
Just standby.
03:30
We're attempting to contact them and inquire now.
03:48
Sylvan 116 sent count.
03:51
Go ahead.
03:53
We overheard your traffic.
03:55
We're going to have an officer en route.
03:56
It's going to be a suspect vehicle leaving the scene on the pole.
04:02
Hand forth.
04:06
Is it going to be the 221 vehicle found?
04:10
10-3. Our reporting party advised a dark GMC Yukon pulled over at the 221 in front of the Gray City Church with hazard lights on.
04:23
104 that matches the description of our vehicle.
04:25
You could have your...
04:27
10-4[1]. Send county cars to do copy.
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21 clear, I'm on 19 Patternskerville High School.
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0.08, Adam X-ray, 4 Mary.
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0.08, Adam, X-ray, 4 Mary.
04:45
1.16, 120.
04:57
Go ahead.
04:59
I made contact with CINCOM.
05:01
They said it's going to be a passerby that follows the vehicle.
05:04
It's going to be stopped 221 westbound in front of Gray City Church with the hazards on.
05:10
They have deputies from their out.
05:20
113,
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120. One witness said it was gray in color.
05:25
The other one said it was possibly black, and it was just dirty.
05:30
They said it was an older gentleman that was driving the vehicle.
05:34
Clear.
05:46
1171, 1023 on River Bend Park Lane, 1635.
05:53
Franklin County, 1208.
05:55
That comes back on a 2019 Chevy passenger with an expiration of 1218 of 25 to a Catherine Schultz out of Labity is negative.
06:08
Go forth, thank you.
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N Service Rd W, Bourbon, MO 65441
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