Person walking in roadway taken to hospital with active bond, Monroe County MO
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Suspicious ActivityA deputy followed a person walking in the roadway near Ross County and stopped them near Johnson Street. The person was taken to Sullivan County Hospital and was confirmed to have an active bond out of Marion County.
Audio|Heard on: Monroe County / MSHP Region B Public Safety
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Transcript:
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He comes in the Ralls County pedestrian in the roadway.
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Go-O-O-O-O-O-Ching, Carsland, I'll be around.
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257, 1018.
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257, 10-8[1]. 10-4.
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Should be clear.
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If you want to advise,
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me coming enough, Ralls County,
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disregard.
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Follow this subject until (name withheld) off the road away.
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Turned to make me.
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Northbound O, we're approaching Johnson Street.
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Before.
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I'm 1015 in and out to Sullivan County Hospital.
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June 4.
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Give me clear.
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I did the subject's name and date the birth to the CF flash.
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She's out of Missouri.
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I'll give you an exact location which we're 1023 about at the beginning of my hour show CF flash.
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1024. Sure, sure be clear.
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159? 49 is confirmed it is active the bond is 138 cash only court date if bonding is 1222 26 Marion County in Palmyra at 1430 hours
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Okay.
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Is someone en route from Marion County to come take her up for me?
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743 is en route?
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10-4, thank you.
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10-8: In service
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Monroe County, MO
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