Intoxicated driver seen crossing lines near Mount Zena Church, Stephens AR
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Alcohol ViolationA gray sedan driven by an intoxicated driver was observed swerving, crossing the center line, and entering the ditch near Mountain Zena Church on Highway 79 South, near Stephens, Arkansas.
Audio|Heard on: Ouachita County Sheriff Dispatch
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02:59
Transcript:
00:00
Reported an intoxicated driver near Stevens.
00:14
Vehicle swerved off the road multiple times, crossing the center line and entering the ditch.
00:29
They are driving about five miles outside of Stephens.
00:35
If you are headed to Forest Camden or Stephens?
00:40
Fort Stephens.
00:41
Stephens is one direction.
00:44
Stephens is the other direction.
00:53
Stephens 2, stay online with all.
00:57
Acknowledged, Stephens 2.
01:02
Heading north to see if I can assist.
01:10
Copy.
01:14
Dispatch of Stephens 2.
01:17
Go ahead.
01:19
I'll drive down road 57 to back you up if needed.
01:27
James Point.
01:33
No update yet from camera.
01:39
Stephens 2 advised they passed bridge 780.
01:49
Clarify, was it bridge 780.8?
01:55
Be advised when they called 911.
02:00
Last update was Highway 79 South at Ouachita 42, headed towards Stephens.
02:07
Heading towards Stephens.
02:12
Gentle.
02:15
Crossing city line into county near Mount Zena Church.
02:25
Stephens.
02:26
Be advised, the reporting party states they just passed Mount Zena Church.
02:42
What vehicle is it?
02:46
It is a gray sedan.
02:55
Be advised, the reporting party stated vehicle pulled off the road.
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Stephens, AR 71764
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