Driver swerved and ran red light near Gunnison Lane, Huntsville AL
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Alcohol ViolationA tannish gold SUV was reported swerving across the roadway, ran a red light, and struck a curb near Gunnison Lane and Sparkman Drive. The driver is suspected of impairment.
Audio|Heard on: Huntsville Police
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
1070, 1053 records, driver.
00:03
NC3 in the area of Gunnison Lane and Sparkman Drive for a tannish gold SUV.
00:07
The vehicle was swerving all over the roadway.
00:10
Also ran a red light.
00:11
I've seen going northbound on Gunnison up there's 0-100.
00:15
I guess.
00:20
I was talking about the thing I'll go to telling you if you asked me.
00:27
Sorry.
00:29
Tell us which follow.
00:36
Go to rolls at 1097.
00:39
Collegboard 654.
00:44
No, 33 16, 20?
00:47
Sixth Parkway University.
00:52
Time registration.
00:55
I'm a tag 050 Alpha Papa Lima on a black pickup truck.
01:01
Yeah, we're going to save step up.
01:06
Is 1070, 10603 possible 1056 driver?
01:10
1063, Sparkman and Gunnison.
01:13
For a tanning gold SUV.
01:17
The scene swerving all over the roadway hit a curve.
01:20
The ground are white.
01:22
It's left in northbound on Gunnersson.
01:24
Nothing further.
01:26
Have three hands full clear.
01:29
Anything.
01:35
You should have any tension to the extraver.
01:37
They should be in the area of Sparkman and Gunnison for a tan or coal as he'd be swerving the further 10-0303 clear.
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Location mentioned:
Gunnison Ln NW & Sparkman Dr NW, Huntsville, AL 35810
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