Reckless driver watches television while driving, Pantops VA
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TrafficA driver of a silver Subaru was reported driving recklessly on Richmond Road near Peter Jefferson Parkway. The driver was watching television while driving. The vehicle was last seen turning onto North Milton Road from Richmond Road.
Audio|Heard on: Albemarle County Police Department
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01:28
Transcript:
00:00
ACCB 104, party two reckless driver.
00:03
One more.
00:08
Richmond Road, Peter Jefferson Parkway, Eastbound, Silver Subaru,
00:13
Virginia tag Sierra Zulu Charlie (number withheld).
00:17
Callers reporting the driver watching Judge Judy while driving.
00:27
Tenforth, are they following the subject and what's their race? They're heading eastbound.
00:33
Call paper still on the fountain summit.
00:40
Before they are not following.
00:44
Okay, boy.
00:45
You show me at area of risk in the railroad.
00:47
Okay,
00:48
go ahead. Go ahead.
00:50
He used to say B-104.
00:52
Vehicle was last seen turning onto North Milton from Richmond Road.
00:57
10-4[1]. I'm the wrestling challenge today.
01:04
You can just follow that and clear it out.
01:07
24.
01:13
It's a happy lookout,
01:16
North Milton Road off Richmond Road, Silver Subaru, Virginia tag, Sierra Zulu Charlie (number withheld).
01:23
Reported 40 to 50-year-old white female driver watching Judge Judy while driving and a lookout for 2204.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement—message received or understood.
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Location mentioned:
Richmond Rd & N Milton Rd, Virginia 22911
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