Dodge ram driven at over 100 mph on highway 75 near Ridgeview, Mckinney TX
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TrafficOfficers reported a dark-colored Dodge Ram 1500 traveling northbound on Highway 75 near Ridgeview at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour. The vehicle had dark decals and was last seen near Spur 399 in McKinney.
Audio|Heard on: Collin County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:41
Transcript:
00:00
241, then you're barely to sit on 75.
00:03
You get a Dodge pickup south, northbound 75, travel over 100 miles an hour in the P.O.B.
00:09
Lane, I haven't any made, so I could stop.
00:15
Before, where are you at this time?
00:19
I'm passing Ridgeview right now and he's probably getting close to 5 and Spur 399 or whatever that.
00:30
Before I'm on the service road near Ridgeview.
00:35
If you see him, it's a darkened color of Dodge.
00:45
Is it a newer Dodge 1500?
00:50
Yeah, it's a new one.
00:51
It's got some decals on the side with like a dark black, dark grayish decals.
01:01
24.
01:03
Seventy-134.
01:06
Is the reporting party involved in this at all?
01:12
Is there a plate on this meeting?
01:20
Yeah, I'm still over here. I didn't get a plate on it.
01:22
He blew past me over 100 miles an hour.
01:26
10-4[1], I'm on Spur 399.
01:28
Looks like there's a black RAM, 1500 up in front of me.
01:34
That's probably not going to be him.
01:36
He was in the number one lane.
01:38
He's probably already getting through McKinney right now.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative—message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Ridgeview Dr, McKinney, TX
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