Vehicle drives into oncoming traffic during police pursuit, La Crosse WI
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TrafficA vehicle was driven into oncoming traffic near West Avenue and Jackson Street in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Law enforcement pursued the vehicle and requested additional city units for assistance. The vehicle did not stop initially but was eventually stopped near West and Jackson.
Audio|Heard on: LaCrosse County Sheriff Dispatch
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02:32
Transcript:
00:00
120 there, a city car on west end up somewhere.
00:11
120, I'm not sure what exactly you need.
00:17
A car just went into oncoming traffic trying to stop it, but she's not stopping here.
00:26
104. West Dev and up to cross.
00:32
Arga, Adam XR Zebra 1160.
00:36
Adam XR Zebra 1160.
00:40
And what was the location again?
00:44
West Ave coming up to Adams.
00:46
North phone.
00:47
Sound four.
00:58
120 location.
01:03
West and Jackson, she's still not stopping her.
01:05
7-holmen over here.
01:08
Copy 1-7 Jackson, still not copy and I can cover the rest of the sheriff itself.
01:20
I'm talking where stopped at,
01:22
West and Jackson.
01:28
10-4[1]. 1-20, all need a city car over here.
01:37
Let me see what their ET is.
01:45
Do you know emergent or non-120?
01:51
1040 is fine.
01:53
1040 is fine.
01:54
104.
01:59
120.
02:02
City squads coming from Losey and Chase.
02:07
Never.
02:16
That's 3.04.
02:20
3.04.
02:22
I'm clear from the accident.
02:24
Can you just leave me on it for a little bit here? If something comes up, I can clear off and go.
02:31
10-4[1] works for me.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
Jackson St, La Crosse, WI 54601
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