Reckless gray van driving at high speed on highway 64, Fair Oaks AR
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TrafficA gray moving van was driving recklessly and passing vehicles at high speed on Highway 64 eastbound between Fair Oaks and Morton, continuing near the railroad tracks at Fair Oaks.
Audio|Heard on: East Central Arkansas Public Safety
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02:49
Transcript:
00:00
Groves,
00:01
They're going to be behind a moving van gray in color that is driving erratic.
00:06
Caller advised that it's all over the roadway and it's passing people at high rate of speed.
00:17
Number 90 from last.
00:26
Our advice is going to be a gray moving van, unknown place at this time.
00:33
What was the location?
00:39
Highway 64 eastbound in between Fair Oaks and Morton.
00:45
Ten,
00:47
four. I'm on 64 now.
00:49
I'm in 1019 that direction.
00:51
So if I got hooked me.
00:54
Ten more.
01:01
Arkansas ID is going to be (number withheld).
01:09
(number withheld).
01:14
(number withheld).
01:20
It was a Robert Bondkins out of Helena, government possession of Indiana, ID Fort Alley.
01:27
And this is a number one of it's considered out of Woosier County, but they will not pick up here.
01:35
And he has to be the revenue department also to give them back.
01:49
(number withheld) on that 28 we wasn't ever getting anything back slowly as well as in Arkansas.
01:59
It's that it's gonna be from Missouri Missouri we are frank Adam 249 out of Missouri.
02:19
Thank you.
02:24
File there either.
02:28
Hey, boys.
02:34
The location for a reckless driver is going to be Highway 64 eastbound at the railroad tracks in Fair Oaks continuing eastbound.
02:47
Eastbound or westbound?
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US-64, Fair Oaks, AR
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