Traffic stop on US-61 for vehicle with suspended driver, Muscatine County IA
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TrafficPolice stopped a white Chevy Impala on US-61 near Black Hawk. The driver had a suspended license and was subject to a protection order due to violent behavior. Officers checked vehicle details and approached the driver for further investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Cedar, Louisa, and Muscatine Counties Public Safety
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02:16
Transcript:
00:00
Checking, have you received any further calls, reference the white truck northbound from the 18?
00:04
Negative. We have not.
00:08
Summer, 1924.
00:19
Frank, Frank Tom, 138, Frank, Frank Tom, 138.
00:35
Pepper. We're all going to be en route to 145 East Beach Street, 145 East Beach Street.
00:41
September.
00:46
Your app, it's (number withheld), check 27.
00:50
Go ahead. Paul Paul Adam 712, PPA 712, Chevy Impala.
01:03
The plate returns valid at 5 of 26, 5 of 226, 1009 Chevy Impala, and the RO Stephen McCauley is showing suspended on a Class C.
01:15
Charles active icon for every second tracks for failure to provide proof of financial liability and is showing as the defendant in a protection order with caution for violent tendencies with a white female born in 1997,
01:30
1074.
01:32
Just working in the physical of Steven.
01:36
So, our Whitemail, Week 3, 220.
01:46
2927.
01:51
756, so good work.
01:54
Good work. Good work.
02:03
I'm gonna stop on 61 north of Black Hawk.
02:07
Number next to you see.
02:09
(number withheld). Here you want to hear you know another car.
02:14
Now stand by, I'm going to go talk to him.
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US-61, Iowa
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