Reckless driving on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Lansing MI
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TrafficA reckless driving complaint was reported involving a red and white Dodge Challenger and a maroon Impala racing southbound on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard near Holmes Road in Lansing, Michigan. The vehicles were seen racing and driving dangerously near the intersection.
Audio|Heard on: Greater Lansing Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
You have two cars for recreation running people off the road.
00:03
Southbound MLK, they're just north of Holmes Road right now.
00:10
Dodge Challenger, red and white, and a maroon Impala.
00:14
Okay, and they're going southbound on King?
00:18
Southbound on King.
00:19
They're at the light now at South King and Holmes.
00:23
Okay.
00:24
Good.
00:30
443, Statute, 443, Statute Department, Dees and David making contact with Sean Yon Barkley.
00:35
It's going to be a reference on a PPO on Arroyo, Janine Crusoe,
00:40
1123 of 95.
00:42
Roya is with the mom next door, a resident black batch challenger.
00:46
Mom is known to carry some kind of weapons.
00:49
They're in contact with the complaint today.
00:53
Okay.
00:55
First afternoon, you guys to 8th, Echannel information on a reckless driving complaint from Canyon Homes.
01:00
Okay, 39, volcano speak on 8.
01:02
So forth.
01:04
Radio Tech.
01:06
Vehicles are southbound on in Kenya.
01:07
It's going to be a red and white, dash, challenger, and a Maroon and Palau.
01:11
They're racing, again, lasting, headed southbound and king from homes.
01:14
That is clear 1638.
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Location mentioned:
W Holmes Rd & S Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Lansing, MI 48910
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