Possible intoxicated driver in blue chevy equinox reported, Richland County OH
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Alcohol ViolationA report was made about a possibly intoxicated driver traveling in a dark blue Chevy Equinox. The vehicle left near I-71 and US 30 about 10 minutes ago, heading toward Bellevue and may now be near routes 96 and 13 in Richland County.
Audio|Heard on: Ohio State Highway Patrol District 2
Listen to dispatch call
01:15
Transcript:
00:00
Are you able to give me a quick time?
00:02
Have a possible intoxicated driver headed your way, break.
00:08
Go ahead.
00:10
Left Mansfield en route to Bellevue,
00:15
the caller says it is a dark blue Chevy Equinox, break.
00:22
682, 12-5-3.
00:26
Can you give me a time.
00:28
I can't find your public series on my phone.
00:31
Six on knock on.
00:33
Okay.
00:35
Six-line.
00:36
Sandusky, 682.
00:39
Okay.
00:41
All right, I'm a 29[2] signal 6[1] to his 2.5.
00:44
He doesn't know his pass code to his phone.
00:46
Um,
00:47
you get his same as any.
00:48
Okay.
00:50
For the TIV, was that Explorer still drivable or not?
00:55
It was calling in about her roommate.
00:59
She was going to Bellevue to drop off a friend.
01:02
The car again, blue Chevy Equinox, left the area of I-71 and US 30 about 10 minutes ago.
01:07
So by now it's probably halfway through Richland County.
01:13
Probably 96 and 13 headed your way.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
signal 6: Unknown meaning (agency-specific code)
[2]
29: Wants/warrants check (NCIC wanted/stolen inquiry)
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
OH-13 & OH-96, Franklin Township, OH 44878
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