Vehicle pursuit on Ashby reaching 80 mph near airport, Creve Coeur MO
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a silver Chevrolet Silverado was involved in a high-speed vehicle pursuit traveling north on Ashby near Page Boulevard. The vehicle reached speeds up to 80 miles per hour and was possibly spiked. The pursuit continued eastbound on I-70 near the airport. Spike assistance was requested in the area.
Audio|Heard on: Missouri State Highway Patrol - Troop C
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Transcript:
00:00
Page at Ashby, page at Ashby,
00:03
Traffic charge is only at this time.
00:04
We're getting further for the description of the vehicle.
00:11
The vehicle has been spiked speeds of 80 miles per hour.
00:17
Lasting north on Ashby for still in pursuit.
00:25
Chiefs the officer, special attention officers, St.
00:28
Louis County, Overland is currently in pursuit.
00:33
Northbound Ashby from page,
00:36
Say Silver,
00:38
Chevrolet Silverado,
00:42
No license information.
00:45
They are continuing Northbound Ashby,
00:49
the 917 particular.
00:51
Traffic charges.
01:01
I believe the vehicle has been spiked.
01:08
Hey, thank you, welcome.
01:11
Thanks, I'm safe.
01:13
Do you see my either clue subject on the call?
01:21
Eastbound I-70 from Cypress now.
01:27
Nor a central player.
01:37
715, I think of those speeds.
01:41
Not yet.
01:42
It's on the airport, 70-Esan Airport, speeds of 80 miles per hour, or requesting assistance with spikes if anyone was in the area.
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Cypress Rd, Airport Township, MO
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