Vehicle without headlights shows road rage on route 9W, Greene County NY
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TrafficA maroon Toyota Highlander was seen traveling northbound on Route 9W near Schoharie Turnpike without headlights and showed aggressive driving. The vehicle was last seen about ten minutes before the report, and patrol units attempted to locate it but were unable to.
Audio|Heard on: Greene County Police
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02:39
Transcript:
00:00
Three of five vehicle patrol in the area of about 9W and Schoharie Turnpike going northbound.
00:06
Call reporting a vehicle traveling without headlights and road rage.
00:12
Receive.
00:24
5-5-2-green the caller wishing to be interviewed.
00:32
3-0-5-5 interview is still ongoing at this time.
00:42
3.5-5-4.
00:54
Three at five, four, a five, eighteenth, zero-eight.
01:03
Agreed to three of five-five, four-aisement,
01:07
Lincoln Union Victor,
01:09
(number withheld), New York plate,
01:12
Maroon, Toyota Highlander, with stickers on the back windshield.
01:18
Five-five, or two, updated location.
01:24
3.55, northbound on 9W.
01:32
Proceed.
01:42
Green to 3055, New York plate Lincoln Union Victor (number withheld) does not match the vehicle description that the caller provided.
01:54
Raise you.
01:56
Brathe you.
01:59
3.5 to Green, is there a cross street that you have passed or are passing?
02:12
345, vehicle is last seen at the Schoharie Turnpike intersection, going northbound on 9W.
02:20
Received. The caller has location of the vehicle currently.
02:30
That's a negative 3.5-5, incident happened about 10 minutes ago.
02:36
Receive, I'll be following the area for 5% list.
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Location mentioned:
US-9W & Schoharie Turnpike, Athens, NY 12015
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