High speed vehicle found parked after fleeing area, Miramar FL
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle was reported driving at high speed near 178th Avenue and Miramar Parkway. The driver fled but was later found parked on the roadside nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Police and Sheriff
Listen to dispatch call
01:49
Transcript:
00:00
You have a lot of some users spawn to the area of 178 and the parkway reference to a vehicle at a high rate speed.
00:06
All the likelihood took off of me.
00:07
It's sitting there hiding.
00:09
So I'm from the Connecticut, Foxtrot Kilo Zulu 689, and you'll come back through a silver hundred.
00:18
And second start toward the area of 178 in the parkway reference to a signal flow that's the go from the N.
00:24
Nice,
00:27
you're nice in the area.
00:30
In Yankee 81, do you have a direction of travel? Or did it before?
00:36
We were in Whitefield,
00:39
westbound from the Parkway, but I just ran home the OPRs and he hit you a few minutes ago at 178 in public southbound.
00:48
10.
00:50
How can I see you, 40?
00:55
Okay.
00:58
430.30.
01:00
It went just confirming that for 45 or Foxshot, Kilo, Zulu, 689, 10.4.
01:12
Foxx Q0 6, I'm sorry,
01:15
Foxxar Q0 Charlie 69.
01:22
Go ahead.
01:24
For our view of us park on the side of the street,
01:26
it's not gone.
01:27
The great key, uh, Nero.
01:32
Sixth grade, so I'll take that, uh, a little second minute.
01:43
10F. I'm back to 1020 in Pines.
01:46
It is the C's tag order.
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Location mentioned:
Miramar Pkwy & SW 178th Ave, Miramar, FL 33029
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