Black car driving recklessly on highway nearly causes crash, Woodville AL
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TrafficA black car with a 'Don't Tread on Me' tag was driving recklessly on Highway 72 in Jackson County. The car almost caused a crash by nearly forcing another vehicle off the road before turning. The vehicle was last seen near Dollar General in Woodville.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson County Sheriff Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
02:6
Transcript:
00:00
18 can you below 72 just enter in the county for a blackout car with a don't tread on me tag all over the roadway
00:13
they advise making model of car
00:20
all that you get me of this car
00:25
step where he's 84 from my location
00:32
Thank you. Thank you.
00:37
and thirty-nine.
00:40
Plains.
00:41
Two balls that he ended up getting the lawnmower and the white Tahoe.
00:46
He had to leave everything out.
00:47
And I'll be ten-eight and sign me that too.
00:49
Can't report you please.
00:55
You have the black Tahoe and split.
00:58
The lawnmower.
01:00
The lawnmower.
01:04
You can.
01:11
Go ahead. Pass on Highway 65, 1072 went up Highway 65, she's no longer behind him.
01:17
He almost ran someone off the road before she turned.
01:24
Okay.
01:33
I'm turning on 72 here, Dollar General, Woodville.
01:44
I just passed in there about $10,500.
01:47
I'm trying to turn it around on it.
01:50
10-4 she said it was an old truck car so it's blacked out
02:02
Yeah, ten-four, it's a blank ground base got a spotlight on the driver's side
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Location mentioned:
AL-35, Woodville, AL 35776
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