Vehicle driving without lights on East Main Street, Westborough MA
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TrafficA dark-colored Jeep was reported driving without headlights or tail lights on East Main Street near Lyman Street, heading toward the rotary. The vehicle was later seen parked in the CVS parking lot. The caller wanted to alert the driver about the lights being off.
Audio|Heard on: Westborough Police & Fire
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
East Main Street,
00:02
the area of Lyman.
00:04
A dark-colored jeep heading towards the rotary has no lights on.
00:10
Caller states the vehicle is hard to see.
00:14
Free seat.
00:18
The last known location was going through the intersection at Lemmon.
00:38
326 station W.
00:42
I just reached Limon Street.
00:44
I came from the Rotary.
00:45
I did not see any vehicles with no lights on.
00:47
You can clear that call out.
00:49
Gracie.
00:51
3.33,000. 3.38,000.
00:57
3.442, station W.
01:04
Station W.
01:08
I'll take it all up, please.
01:11
Recease, standby.
01:18
Station W. 324.
01:29
Scanning over a detail request for tomorrow.
01:35
Received.
01:40
Station W342 for your number.
01:47
Go ahead.
01:49
That number is going to be 2146.
01:52
2146.
01:54
Receive. Receive.
01:58
Thank you.
02:01
Station W-338.
02:09
3.38. Man the caller for that vehicle with no lights on just called back.
02:16
States that the vehicle is now in the CVS parking lot,
02:21
approximately eight vehicles from the entrance.
02:24
She just wants to make sure the driver knows that their lights are not on, more specifically their tail lights.
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Location mentioned:
E Main St, Westborough, MA 01581
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