Wrong way driver spotted on highway near San Diego, San Diego TX
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TrafficA wrong way driver was reported south of Highway 24 near San Diego. Officers were trying to locate a Dodge pickup driven by an elderly man. The vehicle was found in a ditch on the westbound side.
Audio|Heard on: Jim Wells County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Any updates on that wrong way driver? Any update on that wrong way driver?
00:02
I did this time.
00:09
Jamal 210 to 30 update on that traffic leave in San Diego at this time by that storage place, vehicle is still on the wrong side of the road.
00:19
Do you take care?
00:23
Very clear.
00:26
421 Jim Morris.
00:27
I'm in that area.
00:28
I'm trying to locate it.
00:30
Yeah, in person.
00:37
Thank you very much for me.
00:38
Thank you very much.
00:47
242.
00:49
Portionage was, I believe we're coming up on it.
00:52
It's in the ditch on the westbound.
00:56
It can be a Dodge pickup raid.
00:58
It'll be like 10-0[1], 145 and 44.
01:13
John,
01:14
go with that unit to have eyes on that vehicle?
01:19
Alice, 421, 421.
01:23
421. 421.
01:25
Can be an elderly male.
01:31
I'm going to go and make contact with him.
01:33
I don't have your channel on my portable.
01:37
Okay, that's what? Michael, stay sharing.
01:45
You're going to go on that point in the district area.
01:49
I'm back to 146 at this time, to be there short time.
01:54
I'm going to be there shortly.
01:55
Colonel 43 to 10, I've got to let me some officers that I was going to obtain from DPS.
Police codes explained
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10-0: Use caution / officer safety
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Location mentioned:
TX-44, San Diego, TX
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