Silver car drives at high speed on highway and exits with lights off, Lumberton TX
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TrafficA silver four-door car was reported driving north on Highway 69 at very high speed, passing on the shoulder. The vehicle later exited onto Wheeler Road and turned its lights off.
Audio|Heard on: Hardin County Public Safety
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02:18
Transcript:
00:00
Hardin County any unit in the area of 69 northbound at this split.
00:03
Have a report of a silver four-door car passing on the shoulder.
00:08
No (number withheld) available at this time.
00:13
They were going at least 120 miles per hour.
00:22
Okay, in South Texas near the hospital.
00:26
Take advice, they take the 96 or 69.
00:29
Acknowledgment, they take the 69 exit.
00:33
They took the 69 exit.
00:37
Two T, they're going to be asking you if in Jesus, he's going to be in the...
00:41
In the turning lane.
00:46
For Pastor Gordon.
00:47
It's acknowledgment.
00:50
They just passed 421.
00:58
They just passed 421.
01:01
Thank you.
01:08
I get my own pass me at the Sifties, a lot of trip.
01:18
They're going to be passing Lumberton High School.
01:25
They're going to be passing Lake Jaze.
01:27
They're going to be passing Likina.
01:32
They're having all smell on about 100 miles per hour.
01:41
Yes, I'm not sure.
01:43
Does the caller have their hazard lights on?
01:47
He did.
01:49
See, flashed lights north to the west chance.
01:58
Have I seen turn to get Wheeler?
02:01
Acknowledgment, he turned down Wheeler Road.
02:09
Callers advise and actors turn their...
02:12
Acknowledgment, callers advise the actor turned their lights off.
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Location mentioned:
Wheeler Rd, Lumberton, TX 77657
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