Chevrolet Silverado hit and run on North Road, Winterport ME
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TrafficA Chevrolet Silverado struck another vehicle's mirror on North Road and drove away. The vehicle was later found at a Circle K gas station, where the driver confronted the other person before entering the store.
Audio|Heard on: Penobscot, Waldo, Knox County Public Safety
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01:50
Transcript:
00:00
I take a hit and run, North Road, Winterport.
00:04
Going to be coming out onto the Stream Road shortly.
00:08
Caller advising the Chevy Silverado struck his mirror and continued on.
00:17
10-4[1] as you follow in.
00:26
7-4, no plate number.
00:35
27 vehicles pulling into the Circle K gas station right at the end of North Road and Stream Road, the intersection of Stream Road.
00:43
That's going to be 6144 Lincoln Union black 2017.
00:47
Chevy Silverado, registered to a (name withheld), that I'll open.
00:56
Ten-four, does that ask him to knock their poundance, please.
01:02
Operator, the offending vehicle got out of his truck and is trying to open the caller's door now.
01:11
All right, he's on the lead, please.
01:16
Ten-four, callers blocking a truck in.
01:19
The male has entered the store.
01:26
Seven.
01:30
27 walled up and still on the line, tell him I'm going to follow off with an operator.
01:39
Once you leave, I don't want to see the fighter.
01:45
He's talking about the offending operator now.
01:48
Sounds like things are calm and they're going to stand by for you.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Winterport, ME 04496
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