Road rage leads to two semi-trucks pulled over on highway, Mountain Home ID
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WeaponsA road rage incident occurred on I-84 eastbound near milepost 130 involving two semi-trucks pulled over on the roadside. One driver reported being cut off and expressed concern about the other's behavior and the possible presence of a firearm, although no evidence was provided. Law enforcement was en route to the location to assess the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Mountain Home Police, Elmore County Sheriff & EMS
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03:49
Transcript:
00:00
Got a traffic complaint.
00:01
The R&P believes it's road rage adjacent from his description.
00:06
It could be I-84 eastbound.
00:08
They are pulled over just before mile post 130.
00:12
RP advised that another semi-truck cut him off and they are now pulled over on the side of the road.
00:18
The RP is concerned about the other driver's behavior.
00:21
The RP is in a semi-up his own and advised the other driver has just gotten out of his vehicle.
00:26
The R.P. was concerned about the other...
00:28
driver having a firearm so he doesn't want to go up to the truck but the RP has not advised any reason that he believes the driver has guns.
00:38
In route from the 95.
00:43
No. Thank you 21 hours.
00:48
No more sheriff.
00:49
No more sheriff 554.
00:57
$15.
01:01
I'll be en route to that from the 1033.
01:06
Caping, the RP started arguing with the other driver who came up with two of the RPs, cabs.
01:12
We have instructed the RP to roll up his window and stay in his BN.
01:22
Just confirming they're both commercial vehicles.
01:28
Uh-sernerative.
01:35
Turn two 17-0 being arousal.
01:40
20-222-out.
01:43
No more sheriff.
01:50
One off night, clear.
01:56
70 and 36.
02:01
Go ahead.
02:04
I can have that way just case you still need a fence the board.
02:09
How hard are you? Two,
02:15
three and ten.
02:19
Copy. I think we're just going to still go just in case a 5'4 horses get up, I just want to back them up.
02:31
No more 2034.
02:46
Have you located vehicles?
02:50
No, I'm coming up to the 128 and a half.
02:52
There's no stationary vehicles yet.
02:58
Copy. Just want to still continue to you.
03:05
Let me get to the 126.
03:10
Copy.
03:16
Up page two for a good location.
03:19
I'm almost to the 127.
03:24
Affirmative, they are showing it just about to enter Gooding County right after the 132.
03:38
10-4[1] if they might be at the rest area.
03:41
I'll get to arrest.
03:45
Copy, they are just approaching it.
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