White male suspect evades police in black truck, Nacogdoches County TX
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TrafficLaw enforcement officers are searching for a white male suspect driving a black Toyota Tundra who has evaded police in multiple locations near US-259 in Texas. Authorities are coordinating efforts and considering a felony stop to safely apprehend the suspect due to the uncertain nature of the threat.
Audio|Heard on: Nacogdoches Public Safety
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04:17
Transcript:
00:00
So I'm about to be on Austin Street, I'll look for it on my way there.
00:05
Black Tundra and is a suspect white, black, spanish.
00:09
Subject is going to be white and a black tundra.
00:12
Seven,
00:18
six, I was UTL[2] here on Stalin's.
00:20
I'm getting on Old Tyler now.
00:27
I came up north on old Tyler, I'm UTO, I'm in Austin now.
00:33
Thank you.
00:39
They said me out.
00:41
A public service John, the constable over there and let him know that he's already going to be through Garrison where that LPR[3] set up at.
00:52
And if he makes contact with him, let us know when I'll back him up pretty close to him.
00:57
Please.
01:03
34 to 36. He hits south, not north.
01:11
4. Well, now he's past me.
01:14
He's able to run into him.
01:21
606.36. You think you should have saw him? I can run up 259 and look around 1087 if he can cross.
01:29
Yeah, 104. He's going to be past me.
01:32
No. 65 to 10.
01:38
Hey, Zach, would you mind stopping by one of those fours nearby, maybe T.A.
01:42
or something? See if maybe he hit it over that way.
01:48
Seven's clear.
02:02
But it took off and it went up the entrance to Central Heights at 2.59, but I don't know if he kept going or circled back now on a 59.
02:10
I'm on the late passing Austin.
02:13
I'll pick it out for it.
02:19
I'll get it out.
02:25
36.34. You may want to do a felony stop on that.
02:28
We don't know what's going on.
02:30
I have it.
02:35
10-4[1], if you do.
02:42
606, I'm going to go inbound on U.S.
02:46
Business, Dichita.
02:48
Okay.
02:54
34 or 31, we might have got back down on the loop and continued cell.
02:59
It's an industrial right now, I haven't seen him yet.
03:03
Hey, Tack, if you don't find them, you can go back in, there's a possibility he may have taken off to Lufkin.
03:09
Copy, I didn't find him.
03:12
Tenor four, thanks, sir.
03:14
He called south.
03:20
31, 34, where's the last place you've seen him?
03:27
He took the exit,
03:29
the 2569 exit to go north on 259, but I could, I got call up in traffic and couldn't tell if they kept going up 259 or circle back going towards town.
03:41
You get the driver's phone number?
03:52
Negative, I don't believe so.
04:00
Can you, uh, send the number is good if it is, can you pin it?
04:09
Two, ten, I'm again.
04:15
Two boys, it's a ten, two forty-one, where are you working on?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
[2]
UTL: Unable to locate
[3]
LPR: License Plate Reader hit
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Location mentioned:
US-259, Texas
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