Traffic stop on vintage car with suspended driver, Clark County MO
TrafficPolice stopped a 1969 Chevy Coupe near Port Madison for expired registration and found the driver had a suspended license, a weapons alert, and a history of assault.
Audio|Source: Lee, Clark and Hancock Counties Public Safety
02:26
Transcript:
00:00
You're on a 28th or Iowa, overheard.
00:09
1969 Chevy, Coop registered to (name withheld), near 122135th Street in Port Madison, showing it expired January of 24.
00:24
Ten four, thank you.
00:32
Three, go ahead.
00:36
Awesome.
00:40
Six.
00:42
School crossing.
00:52
6-0.3, 10-4[1].
01:01
6.4. 346, go ahead.
01:07
6 and 9. We have on.
01:09
Pond 26, 10, 14.
01:10
Okay, 1099.
01:16
I went from our office down to Garner's.
01:21
I haven't seen this thing in the roadway or on the shoulder.
01:24
There's a assembly must have stopped and picked it up.
01:27
I'll be 10-8[2].
01:34
Do you think they call that the wrong area? Just about five.
01:38
Right at mile marker 18.
01:40
So right the patch are five picked it up.
01:41
We'll go take care for us.
02:06
500 blocks of 5th Street, Pondu, 6, 1029, (name withheld).
02:12
William Maynard. Dalton, W.A.
02:14
Maynard, neighbor, 6, 591.
02:16
Lawton, S. O.
02:18
Hancock County, for weapons, but then, failure to appear driving, suspended.
02:24
It's a history of assault.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
[2]
10-8: In service
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Clark County, MO
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