Reckless driving reported for yellow 2012 Camaro, Las Vegas NV
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TrafficA yellow 2012 Camaro was reported driving recklessly near Craig and traveling northbound on I-15 by the Speedway. The air unit followed the vehicle until running low on fuel. The vehicle was reported traveling at eighty miles per hour and running several red lights. It was confirmed the vehicle is not stolen or wanted by police.
Audio|Heard on: Nevada Highway Patrol - Clark County
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Transcript:
00:00
The unit tends to locate Lamb near Craig.
00:03
Correction, Craig eastbound from land.
00:06
Metro is advising of a yellow 2012 Camaro.
00:14
Nevada, (number withheld),
00:17
U.S.A. driver's long hair.
00:19
Metro is not in pursuit, but the Air Unit is following it.
00:22
Unknown reason.
00:24
Channel clear.
00:25
1057.
00:31
S.R. 163, 8 Clark, east down at Nevada 375 William King Paul, Nevada.
00:40
It's a white key of Sorrento, and I copy the 20.
00:47
Reservizing vehicles now northbound on the boulevard, passing Hollywood.
00:50
Vehicles running several red lights.
00:52
I know if they are requesting assistance or not.
00:56
I've no furtherant for me.
00:57
Reckless yellow Camaro, Metro's advising last seen, I-15 northbound, Tropical ground units no longer following as vehicle is reckless speed.
01:06
Eighty miles an hour passing Speedway and air unit is almost out of fuel.
01:11
Still a non-reason,
01:13
other than it being a reckless vehicle, is not wanted or stolen per NCIC.
01:18
Channel clear 1105.
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Location mentioned:
Las Vegas Blvd N, Las Vegas, NV 89115
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