High-speed vehicle pursuit on I-94 near Hudson, Hudson WI
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TrafficA high-speed vehicle pursuit of a GMC pickup truck occurred westbound on I-94 near Hudson. The truck was traveling over 100 mph. Spike strips were deployed near the Hudson bridge area during the pursuit.
Audio|Heard on: St Croix County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, State Patrol Eau Claire Post
Listen to dispatch call
02:12
Transcript:
00:00
And he's accelerating, I'll be 1080 with that GMC.
00:04
Copy, 1080, 1135 from Handley.
00:07
2.20 spikes at the verge.
00:12
620 and a spike set the 94 bridge over Hudson.
00:15
22 minutes.
00:21
Negative state.
00:23
He's going well over, 100.
00:26
Negative 7.6, 1 over 100, 44 minutes.
00:31
We're going to be getting out of Westbound 94, Westbound 94.
00:36
Westbound 94, from measure 3, 45 minutes.
00:40
Watch out, boy, just look right here.
00:46
19, this is our screen number 5 minutes load up for sticks.
00:54
Tessler.
00:57
Where you guys, Adam? Getting set up at the 1.
01:03
We're approaching the 2 right now.
01:06
110.
01:12
16 if you bail, he's getting knocked at.
01:15
Alright, Kathy.
01:17
Going underneath 2 right now in the middle wane.
01:23
R121 no traffic.
01:25
Rose are you're right.
01:31
Just approaching the 1,
01:33
the 17-3 overpath.
01:37
16, myself or 55 can call it.
01:41
55 he got him.
01:46
I can call it.
01:49
Where's he at?
01:52
Right on you.
01:58
It's almost 10 at 6.8.
02:01
Spikes are in the lane.
02:02
Spikes are in the lane.
02:03
I had to bail.
02:07
What lane? What lane?
02:08
Right in the middle, right in the middle.
02:11
You should be good.
02:12
They were upside down.
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I-94, Hudson, WI
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