Wrong-way driver stopped on interstate in Missouri, Higginsville MO
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TrafficAn elderly female driver from Kansas was driving the wrong way on interstate I-70 near mile marker 66 in Missouri. Police stopped her vehicle and determined she appeared confused. The vehicle was removed from the roadway and a wellness check was conducted.
Audio|Heard on: Ray County Public Safety
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06:40
Transcript:
00:00
I have a wrong-way driver on I-70.
00:04
West on I-70.
00:05
Around the 66 mile marker, haulers estimating speeds over 100, dark sedan.
00:14
Uh,
00:16
westbound in the eastbound lane?
00:20
Oh, I'm 7559.
00:28
Further. It's going to be eastbound on the westbound lane, eastbound on the westbound lane, I-70 near the 66 mile marker.
00:38
408-19, 7.0-8 Central.
00:55
Just confirming they're going east or west.
01:04
Eastbound on the westbound lane.
01:08
5-9 mile marker update.
01:09
Ten four.
01:27
Central, what agency has the vehicle blocked out at high speed?
01:35
Oh,
01:37
Odessa.
01:41
I think Odessa is about to be in pursuit.
01:44
Westbound 70 from 131.
01:48
This is ten-four, triple seven.
01:53
See somebody triple seven.
01:59
I've got an update on my driver.
02:03
I think I'm right behind it.
02:06
I've got westbound drivers flashing me.
02:09
I'm at 54-8.
02:16
Email switch show Dennis's channel.
02:18
I think it stopped.
02:19
I'm gonna make my way through the interstate zone.
02:21
Ten more.
02:30
D.8 County.
02:32
I've got him.
02:33
He's westbound in the eastbound lane.
02:39
Tony stop. Tony stop.
02:42
56.4, 644.
02:46
Missouri hub Chola, Higginsville Central, Lafiel.
02:55
Go ahead for Higginsville Central.
02:58
Higginsville Central, do we have any further updates on the wrong-way driver?
03:05
Okay. County deputy,
03:07
felony stop.
03:08
Okay.
03:14
I'll contact county central sink and cordy out there with you.
03:28
I'm 104 it's an elderly female, she doesn't know what's going on. I'm trying to get her car out of the roadway.
03:36
It's hit for him two minutes now.
03:47
10-4[1] Or Lafayette has your contact state.
03:51
They have a check of well-being on an elderly female from Kansas.
03:56
Get as much information as you can.
04:00
Time 4. Triple 7 of County cars.
04:07
The vehicle is a 1999 Honda Corrid, I believe.
04:15
Count.
04:21
11774-2, 2 minutes, Traylor.
04:27
1174, 2 minutes, Trayclare.
04:33
23, 56.4.
04:38
104. I'm in Odessa.
04:39
Do you want me to start that way?
04:44
Yeah, you can.
04:45
I'm not sure the situation.
04:49
Cool.
04:55
Yeah, we've got the interstate shut down.
04:56
I'm going to truck your car on the road.
05:01
Time for.
05:06
Triple seven, and I'll be a drop to the wrong-way driver, south, and the interstate block.
05:15
Triple-seven, ten, four, eight, twenty, you're copying.
05:19
Okay,
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and go ahead.
05:25
Victor John 8, Nora, 8, Nora, Nora, 8,
05:30
Nora. We'll be out on a vehicle check at Jady and Sorge.
05:37
Car is out of the road, we're about to open it up.
05:44
(name withheld) out of Kansas, J1-0289 Adam George King.
05:49
Repeating 0289 Adam George King.
05:52
5-1, dispatch 2 for Minister Bay Clear.
06:05
289, Adam Dork King shows back Kansas.
06:07
It's going to be the 99 of Konda Accord.
06:10
It is showing back to the Lane Overman and the Welfare Check.
06:19
Five minutes, Your Baker, Claire?
06:24
8. How is so?
06:26
8.20.
06:30
I am headed towards county stop with that vehicle.
06:34
Can you give me the descriptions on that missing Alzheimer's patient?
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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