Unlicensed vehicle fled police at high speed near 13th street, Lincoln NE
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TrafficA white Chrysler 300 without plates or valid paperwork fled from police while traveling at high speed westbound on Salt Creek Road near 13th Street. Police attempted to stop the vehicle but did not pursue.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln Police and Fire, Lancaster County Sheriff
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01:39
Transcript:
00:00
UNLPD had a white Chrysler 300, no plates or papers, take off, last seen westbound, on Annal Valley at a high rate of speed from Salt Creek in Animal Valley.
00:10
Not stopping, not pursuing.
00:12
White Chrysler, 300, no plates or papers, last seen westbound at 13th Street.
00:18
Thank you, four amount.
00:24
Was that Westbound on AVP or Salt Valley?
00:29
It was Salt Creek, not AVP?
00:34
Yeah, as soon as I said it, I was like, that's not right.
00:45
I'll be in the area, you second.
00:47
I see.
00:51
On a White Chrysler 300, no plates or papers, took off at a high rate of speed going westbound on Salt Creek Road.
00:59
Again, we're rewriting an attempt to locate for UPD 9145, attempted a traffic stop.
01:05
Salt Creek Roadway North Salemville and Parkway.
01:07
A vehicle was last in westbound.
01:11
A White Cricer Strait 4 Rockwell Road.
01:13
Apartment 320.
01:16
Ninety-seven-year-old female is having foot pain due to legs being swollen.
01:23
You'll have a party meet you at the door.
01:27
You'll tack five, tack five.
01:31
1634. Just for 15, there was an update on there.
01:34
The correct location is actually going to be westbound on Salt Creek from 10th Street, not APP.
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Location mentioned:
S 13th St, Lincoln, NE
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