Car drives erratically on interstate highway, Medina County OH
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TrafficA white Genesis sedan with Arizona registration was reported driving erratically in the middle of both lanes on southbound interstate I-71 near mile markers 218 to 222. An officer on the scene reported a person bleeding heavily from the nose who was on blood thinners.
Audio|Heard on: Medina County Sheriff and Fire, Medina / Montville Township Police, Life Support Team (EMS)
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
My call is now in front of that vehicle, a couple cars ahead.
00:08
It was driving in the middle of both lanes.
00:14
Okay.
00:17
Okay.
00:20
Go ahead.
00:25
See the code two is now on our side.
00:27
You can go ahead and stack the trespassing call.
00:31
They're on to the code,
00:32
too.
00:35
Yeah, I-71 southbound near mile marker 222.
00:42
On 7702-0.
00:44
One-seventh-0.
00:47
One-something.
00:50
On the code, too.
00:53
1442
00:59
Seenamedics up for
01:05
Patient update officer on scene advising he's bleeding heavily from his nose he is on blood thinners
01:18
I disconnected with the caller.
01:21
They were approaching mile marker 218 and she did not have eyes on 6 any further.
01:29
Okay, so anyone tells down into 218.
01:34
Okay, it'll be a white Genesis sedan with an Arizona RP.
01:49
Go ahead.
01:53
Harley Lincoln, Victor, 3757, Arizona.
02:01
And then we get Mary 65000, 100 given Mary 6500.
02:06
100 given Mary 6500.000.
02:07
17, I got the second one.
02:09
You weren't getting out on the first.
02:10
Can you repeat it?
02:13
1444.
02:17
Zero. He's the first one too.
02:21
Affirmative.
02:24
Edward Young Young, 2976.
02:25
Edward Young, 2976.
02:28
That's clear.
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