Passenger claims Uber driver refuses to take her home, Andover KS
Family OffenseA female passenger in a black four-door sedan said the Uber driver is refusing to take her home. The vehicle was traveling eastbound on Highway 54 past Andover Road toward Augusta. Multiple agencies monitored the situation until the vehicle left their jurisdiction.
Audio|Source: Butler County Area Sheriff, Police, EMS and EMA
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Transcript:
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and the reunits. We've got a rolling disturbance on 54 traveling eastbound approaching Andover Road. Transfer from Suddard County advised that there is an unknown vehicle received a call from a female saying she's scared and to take her home, but she's not responding to Southern County dispatchers.
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2424.
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Just information, they have now gone past Andover Road, continuing eastbound. Butler is being advised.
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Sarah 65 to view over here, Andrewvis traffic.
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I'm 104. I'll be in Route from Douglas.
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Stay that way, I'm on 84.
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Unless we get more information, there's a lot of cars eastbound.
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104.
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410, 27 for now.
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602.
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Go ahead.
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I'm in Augusta.
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Westman, or East, yeah, Westbound.
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They didn't give a vehicle description, are they getting location at base at least?
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All along with Senate County.
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They did say they're in a black four-door sedan,
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and they just passed end of a road.
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Looks like it's shown to a (name withheld) with an address out of Augusta.
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247 is the Butler County is aware and then update address let Augusta know 104 they're aware of the call I'll update them on that information 104 thank you.
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she's a passenger
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That's ten-four. She's claiming that the Uber driver is not letting her go home, and she's going eastbound.
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Fort home.
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Hey, 15. Can you show me out with the others?
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Do we're.
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Now 62, see if you keep getting updates on location because it's dark and everything looks like a black car. Oh, let me go.
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Time for it.
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Nice. Two different black sedans.
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Just passed.
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And over one.
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621, are you on this call or a different one?
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No, I'm on this call.
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The resident is a, or individual involved, is a (name withheld).
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An address of near State Street, standby for vehicles. Okay.
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13-2-4.
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We're doing a just address.
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That's ten-four. They believe it might be going to near State Street per Andover.
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The current driver description is a 30-year-old code 159.
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410 today, verbal for defective headlight.
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No longer receiving 911 pains for that phone.
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It stopped just west of Prairie Creek,
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but according to the RP, they were driving at a high rate speed and continuing east, so they might be out of our jurisdiction now.
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10-4[1] sounds like they're out.
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I'll go past Prairie Creek just a little bit and see if there's anything I can see. We're jumping on the 54 right now from Andover.
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So forth.
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Once she crossed over and over row, they stopped getting updated at locations. She doesn't know where she's at. She's insisting that she's not being taken home, but she is in the direction of her presumed home.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment/Message received
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Location mentioned:
Near E Easter St, Andover, KS 67002
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