Suspected intoxicated mother flees with two sons near North Andover, North Andover MA
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Alcohol ViolationA woman, believed intoxicated, left near Tyler Road with her two sons, driving toward Mount Pleasant Drive through busy local roads, raising urgent safety concerns.
Audio|Heard on: Georgetown Police and Fire, Groveland Fire, Haverhill Fire
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01:33
Transcript:
00:00
This is Denver.
00:01
I just got a call from a resident near Tyler Road in our town.
00:07
A female party took two of her sons and a vehicle.
00:12
I believe she is under the influence.
00:14
He is definite about that.
00:16
He's heading towards Mount Pleasant Drive via Walter Road and Route 114.
00:19
He believes she's heading that way.
00:22
The vehicle license plate is Mass 9 DK 698, of 2019.
00:27
Charity.
00:30
The registered owner is to be the owner-operator, (name withheld), born in 87.
00:34
You can just follow on board and maybe have someone stopped by the address.
00:40
That's answer will do.
00:46
First floor,
00:48
three-year-old female possible allergic reactions.
00:52
Respond to 101 Temple Street on the Perth Flood, 3-year-old female, possible allergic reaction.
00:58
Susie is fine.
01:11
Please answer, go ahead.
01:15
Just an update.
01:18
When she left her house, she went down Walter Road onto Route 114.
01:21
Last seen turning onto Mount Pleasant Drive.
01:25
And then she looked within the last five minutes.
01:27
The only indication that she's intoxicated is she came home with her boys.
01:32
Let's shut on her.
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Location mentioned:
Tyler Rd, North Andover, MA 01845
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