Possible impaired driver reported near Chestnut Ridge road, North Ridgeville OH
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Alcohol ViolationLaw enforcement was alerted to a possible impaired driver near Chestnut Ridge Road and Route 83. The vehicle was initially described as a green Ford pickup truck, then updated to a gray Audi and later to a Buick Envision registered in Michigan. The vehicle was last reported heading north on Nagel and later seen in Westlake.
Audio|Heard on: Lorain County Police, Fire and EMS
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02:12
Transcript:
00:00
He found on Chestnut near Route 83; be on lookout for a green Ford pickup truck, possible impaired driving.
00:11
Lorraine and Magley.
00:24
178 or 176, are you able to respond to a gray Audi? I can leave in Myers now.
00:31
I'll give you a direction.
00:38
Let me put my tools away.
00:45
77, I'll have that way.
00:50
10-4[1], they're heading north on Nagel.
00:57
Okay, I'm good to write in 83.
01:01
What is that again, station?
01:08
Affirmative, he's off to the officer.
01:09
He's off to the officer.
01:15
He's placing that on file.
01:21
One five, one, five, five, five.
01:26
Affirmative.
01:32
It's going to be on the Michigan plate.
01:37
Copy. Did you see it on the cameras at all?
01:46
I'm not able to pull it up right now, I'm still getting information.
01:49
It's actually going to be a Buick Envision.
01:53
All right, I'm on the overpass.
02:11
In Westlake now.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Message received
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Location mentioned:
OH-83 & Chestnut Ridge Rd, North Ridgeville, OH 44039
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