High-speed pursuit follows robbery near Steele Creek Rd, Charlotte NC
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RobberyAccording to the dispatch call, deputies pursued a suspect wanted in connection with an apparent robbery along Steele Creek Road in Charlotte, North Carolina. The pursuit continued onto Interstate 485 Outer, with reported speeds reaching approximately 115 mph. Weather conditions were clear and traffic was light at the time of the chase. It is unclear how many individuals were in the suspect vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Mecklenburg NC Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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21, 1137, we're northbound on Steele Creek towards Brown Grier.
00:06
1025, what charges do you have on?
00:09
Back as a 1099 problem, robbery.
00:13
1040 records.
00:15
In real time, we can't have available.
00:18
I'm checking you.
00:20
1137, we're through Brown Grier,
00:23
weather clear,
00:25
flight traffic, speed's 80.
00:28
How many times are occupies?
00:31
Can you advise on occupants?
00:35
It's only oxenide once, that's all once.
00:37
It's only by that, by (name withheld).
00:40
Tenor, these are one for armed robberies, authorized three, stop six, and canine.
00:47
1737, we're 45 outer from Steele Creek.
00:51
Can you take two longer, secondary,
00:53
the one on the 45 outer.
00:55
I'm 25 billion patched on sports.
00:59
1137, speeds 115, 485 outer.
01:05
25 light of 6p as well as trying to debris.
01:08
Everyone make sure to call your location in what position you are.
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Location mentioned:
Steele Creek Rd, Charlotte, NC
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