Multiple vehicles race on highway leading to crash, Mount Pleasant WI
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, several vehicles were involved in illegal racing on Highway 20 and frontage roads near Mt Pleasant, Wisconsin. The pursuit ended with a crash, and the driver ran away on foot. Police responded with multiple units and are gathering information.
Audio|Heard on: Kenosha County Public Safety
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04:39
Transcript:
00:00
If you back off here, we look at three or four racing the county, guys.
00:09
We found Racine's actions, I believe it went left on 20.
00:15
Affirmative for racing westbound on Highway 20.
00:19
Are you guys? How are you guys? Time four.
00:22
They've got plenty of squads does not appear they need any assistance from us.
00:25
I'm headed back to that county.
00:28
Thank you.
00:31
I've got four hours like that in the internet.
00:35
241, uh,
00:37
Sheriff, if you can just contact Christine with him,
00:40
let us know if it comes back south.
00:43
1040, 241.
00:45
The problem is the whole uter of everything.
00:48
So, stuff now and then I've got five cars in the two buttons.
00:51
Did it's the rest of the car.
00:53
Okay.
00:57
288, 241, you just want to sign two or three to fitzile pound of K.R.
01:06
Affirmative, I'm going to be turning around right there.
01:10
340, do you want to meet me over there?
01:16
Affirmative.
01:17
340, Sheriff, if you want to 42 me as 2-4-12, switch me over to 3-4-21.
01:21
I'll log back in.
01:23
I'll log back in. On 4, 2-1-13.
01:28
25 is that sound like racing if it's like that Highway 11.
01:40
It's like that Highway 11.
01:42
Sure of that road.
01:43
You can't come through a crash.
01:45
Let me use this.
01:47
Sure of that 340, we're now getting our report to coming back to us on west frontage at Highway 20 right now.
01:54
Okay, I'm off the time.
01:58
10-4[1]. I'm at cell phone coming up to 11.
02:02
I'll get off and wait to see if we get up, please.
02:06
3.40. 3.40.
02:10
I was just with state, they're passing them.
02:12
They're coming back on the east frontage right now.
02:16
East or west?
02:17
He said east frontage.
02:20
Sheriff, did you say west?
02:26
Looks like they now went north on on east frontage.
02:29
No.
02:34
All 13 Sheriff.
02:35
I can see it lights in the distance.
02:37
I'm at 20. It looks like they're on the east side of the interstate.
02:40
10-4[1].
02:45
I was on this 1080.
02:47
He's now northbound from Gulf and possibly as a flat tire.
02:58
Thank you.
02:59
2191. They got a help for a lot from you call on each other.
03:04
It doesn't have to be now, but when things settle down, can you call all the agencies involved and get their case numbers?
03:27
7-3-4-21.
03:32
241, 340. It looks like the cars in the ditch and the driver bailed on foot.
03:37
Yeah, I saw that.
03:45
3.7. Sheriff, please send a message.
03:48
Bessie, do you want to head over and get all the information?
03:55
Multiple units at once.
03:56
You don't want to share the message I'm advised.
04:02
378. Copy 780.
04:03
288.340.
04:07
340. Drop off a highway K in the interstate and we're seeing.
04:14
You're clear to go up there and grab all the info.
04:17
Never.
04:18
Looks like it should be a driver and a couple passengers.
04:25
All right, we'll be a time company.
04:36
Thank you.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment of message received or understood; affirmative response.
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Location mentioned:
WI-20 & SE Frontage Rd, Mt Pleasant, WI 53177
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