High-speed chase near Resurrection Church ends in arrest, Wayne IL
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TrafficPolice pursued a blue Chevrolet pickup after suspects switched seats near Resurrection Church. The chase ended westbound on Army Trail Road with one person taken into custody.
Audio|Heard on: DuPage County Police Dispatch 1 - West
Listen to dispatch call
02:41
Transcript:
00:00
Speeds in traffic?
00:04
Just for traffic, saw the driver and passenger switch seats on me.
00:12
Do you get a DL?
00:16
7.9.
00:18
Do you obtain a driver's license?
00:22
I attempted to stop the vehicle, they pulled into Resurrection Church, switched seats and took off from me.
00:30
What is your speed and what is the traffic flow like?
00:36
Traffic conditions,
00:38
we're the only cars on the road.
00:40
I'm currently going 72 miles an hour on Army Trail.
00:48
This I've terminate.
00:53
Probably 30 seconds a speed.
00:56
All right, 20 and 4 also, Kathy?
01:00
Are we looking for it?
01:08
The blue Chevy 1,500 at Iowa 28,
01:13
Nor Hotel King, 068.
01:20
So, before, you said it was in front of you?
01:23
Bravo 46. If we just want to let Elgin know, they just passed Dunham, then continued westbound, we turned off.
01:29
All right? It's going to be that blue 1500, right? The red light is on them.
01:39
Provo 46, yes, it is a blue 1,500 pickup truck.
01:44
Okay.
01:45
King County Advise as well.
01:49
Robo 46, I got.
01:55
308 you still good?
02:00
25 miles on there, good.
02:03
35.
02:08
Maybe 1 or 5, if you can give me a call and you get a chance in a rush.
02:24
Yep.
02:27
No, 45, point in custody for 48, make it to roll up, please.
02:34
Okay.
02:39
5.046, Charlie 42, direct.
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Location mentioned:
30W350 Army Trail Rd, Wayne, IL 60184
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