Reckless driver reported on highway near Hughesville, Hughesville PA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a blue Chevy pickup truck was reported driving recklessly near Hughesville. The driver was swerving into other lanes and changing speeds erratically on Highway 442 and later on Wholen Middle Road.
Audio|Heard on: Lycoming County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Units for your advisement, we passed a call down to PSD for a reckless driver out in the 4,000 blocker-out 442 Highway.
00:08
They don't have any units close to the area.
00:10
They're stating he's now on 4-05 heading into Hughesville.
00:13
Description is a blue Chevy pickup truck license Zulu Lima Papa 9443.
00:20
That's ZLP, 9443.
00:24
RRP was reporting that he was swirming into the other lane and performing erratic speed changes.
00:34
2034. I got it.
00:37
You got it.
00:42
...you know what's the time.
00:43
Okay.
00:45
Okay. Table 1, 236.
00:50
PSP, they're saying that Blue Chevy pickup truck is on Whalen/Middle Road now, still headed in the direction of Hughesville.
00:58
2036. The air light flight four flight plan.
01:10
That's right number four.
01:17
Go ahead, play plate 4.
01:21
Yeah,
01:24
guys, good left like my course, listening to 9-3 volts, 2105.
01:29
6,000 are low-120 and you give us about 15 minutes to short.
01:34
Like that for.
01:48
DSB still has that RP on the line.
01:50
They're saying he pulled into the Boca Avenue trailer park there and urinated in public 2038.
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Lycoming County, PA
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