Motorcycle strikes car side mirror on highway, Prairie Creek AR
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, two sport motorcycles were traveling eastbound on Highway 12 near Prairie Creek. One motorcycle struck the side mirror of a car. Officers are checking the license plate linked to a 2010 Mercury Milan from Missouri.
Audio|Heard on: Northwest Arkansas State and Local Police
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Transcript:
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Units had a 1026 eastbound on Highway 12 East in front of Prairie Creek,
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two sports bikes.
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One rider was wearing a black jacket, the other one was wearing a blue jacket.
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One motorcycle smacked the side mirror of the RP when they passed him.
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Forty what moment is you taking one?
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Eastbound.
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Ten four, I'll take the 72.
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Ten four.
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Forties 98.
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10.4.
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417, spring to 28 seconds.
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Time for God.
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Adam Missouri, Stu George Mary Zero,
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Adam 2M,
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Gn0A2A,
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and I'd also try that as GnO as well.
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It'll be out of Missouri.
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10-4[1].
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10-4[1].
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Go ahead.
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The manager is saying they can come over and get the process started now, but it's going to be a longer process than today.
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And more.
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George Mary 0 to Adam and George Mary Ocean I'm to Adam was coming back to a 2010 Mercury Milan out of Missouri
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1052 10 for thank you log that I guess there's no pause up 10 toart 2
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10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message has been received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
AR-12, Prairie Creek, AR
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