Vehicle seized for driving while intoxicated near Wesleyan Dr, Mcadenville NC
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Alcohol ViolationA black van was stopped near Wesleyan Drive in McAdenville for suspected driving while intoxicated. The vehicle was seized due to the offense.
Audio|Heard on: Gaston County Police/Fire/EMS - Primary Channel
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
10-4[1]. They give you a 28[2].
00:04
Negative, they can't get close enough just about it's a black van in front of the mail trucks.
00:10
64 kind of clear.
00:13
Ten four.
00:14
Ten four.
00:24
Five back in 12, County, 601.
00:27
Go ahead.
00:32
The Mississippi, 28[2], Florida, Lincoln,
00:35
5.0.
00:38
Okay, 4.
00:43
64 County Special Check.
00:46
God.
00:50
Near Wesleyan Drive, McAdenville.
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Near Wesleyan Drive, McAdenville.
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104.
01:01
I'm talking on one camera.
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I was on.
01:04
Hey, you too, Count.
01:08
Hey, Jake.
01:11
I'll be following half nurse to the P.D.
01:13
of these people.
01:15
10-4[1].
01:20
5-12 County is at North Carolina upside.
01:24
Okay, 4.
01:29
Okay. Med 121 Q-46-E-Harko 10-4[1].
01:34
Timpore, no need to try.
01:41
Okay, 1441, right? 2131.
01:48
Can you do a Sigma 4 on this vehicle? Everything matches.
01:52
It does not have a 1028[2] had a Tinkar attack on a tag, which just notate that it's at Seneca.
01:58
Seneca holders on it.
02:00
It's going to be white in color.
02:03
It's going to be seized.
02:05
Reference DWI.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood; affirmative or OK.
[2]
28: Vehicle registration or license plate information check
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Location mentioned:
Wesleyan Dr, McAdenville, NC 28101
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