Pedestrian obstructs traffic near Sky Pointe Dr, Las Vegas NV
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible traffic hazard near Sky Pointe Drive over the Beltway, where a pedestrian was reported walking in travel lanes, waving arms, and causing vehicles to stop. The person, wearing dark clothing and a gray sweater, appeared to be attempting to get attention or possibly endanger themselves. Deputies monitored the situation for safety.
Audio|Heard on: Nevada Highway Patrol - Clark County
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Mentress advising southeast southbound Sky Pointe.
00:05
So it should be Sky Pointe southbound over the Beltway.
00:07
Sky Pointe southbound over the Beltway and on which side of the roadway? (description withheld).
00:17
gray sweater, black hoodie.
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Six thousand two hundred.
00:21
Go ahead.
00:25
Can I have a fifty-one for my original?
00:37
Two hundred and ten, four.
00:42
Copy 1097 15 southbound north of Sahara.
00:45
Ten 9715 southbound north of Sahara.
00:48
Deputy reports pedestrian in sweater stepping in front of cars, possibly trying to get hit or gain someone's attention.
00:58
One seventeen, we're getting a message.
01:00
(name withheld), blue jacket, blue beanie.
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He's walking in the travel lanes, waving his arms,
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stopping traffic.
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Location mentioned:
Sky Pointe Dr, Las Vegas, NV
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