Reckless four-wheeler chase sparks chaos near Vanduser, Vanduser MO
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TrafficPursuing two four-wheelers recklessly speeding across field roads near State Highway 153 by Vanduser, triggering swift law enforcement response.
Audio|Heard on: Sikeston Public Safety / Scott, New Madrid, Mississippi Counties Sheriff
Listen to dispatch call
02:39
Transcript:
00:00
10-4[1], I'm on 248, just had a four-wheeler take off.
00:04
Going down the field road here on 248, by 247 back towards 153,
00:09
down a field road, there was two four-wheelers.
00:13
Go ahead.
00:17
Hey there, boy.
00:20
Which way are they traveling?
00:23
Saxton 3413.
00:26
The south towards 153 from 247 here, or correction from 248.
00:32
I flipped around on them and went to catch out to them.
00:35
They took off across the field road towards 153.
00:40
Respond to the area 5232, State Highway ZZ, Vanduser.
00:46
Both of several vehicles that are speeding by going into the S-4.
00:49
S-curve towards Vanduser.
00:53
10-4[1]. Out of A 3603 to 153 and cut over?
00:57
10-4[1]. I'll be in route from minor.
01:00
10-4[1].
01:30
104, I'm going to stay here and see if I can see which way they go in 153.
02:20
363. Looks like they turned and went back towards the west.
02:23
Now they're back south down,
02:26
off 153 there.
02:28
Okay, I'm coming up to 153 on 255.
02:33
It looks like they turned around went back towards the east on 153.
02:37
I'm gonna make my way that way now.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
Vanduser, MO 63784
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