Vehicle with no plates flees traffic stop in Omaha, Omaha NE
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a white Suburban vehicle with no license plates fled from a traffic stop at Grover Street and 72nd Street in Omaha. The vehicle fled westbound on Interstate 80, exiting at 84th Street, then continued south on 84th Street and westbound on F Street. Police did not pursue the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Douglas County Sheriff
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01:30
Transcript:
00:00
Ten seven traffic stop 72nd and Grover with a white Suburban no plates.
00:09
Clear 17 Grover 2035.
00:15
Echo four, echo four.
00:16
That vehicle is fleeing.
00:17
It's westbound on I 80.
00:19
We are not pursued.
00:26
Vehicle fleeing westbound on I80, not in pursuit.
00:30
Twenty oh 36.
00:36
Echo Four, the suburban is now taking the 84th Street exit.
00:42
We're just following this and it's not pursued or unmarked.
00:45
I got off on the 84th Street.
00:46
It looks like it's going to go south on 84th.
00:53
Okay, I'll get a broadcast on Omaha when I'm able to.
01:01
Copy. Stop and check for a vehicle fled non-pursuit from Echo Unit 72nd in Grover, South 72nd and Grover.
01:08
White Suburban, no plates.
01:11
Last seen westbound on I-80, taking that 84th Street exit, now southbound on 84th Street.
01:16
2137.
01:22
Echo 4, that vehicle's now westbound on F from 84.
01:29
Echo four is able one up.
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Location mentioned:
Grover St & 72nd St, Omaha, NE 68106
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