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Columbus, OH

Driver tailgates and swerves, briefly opens door when stopped 

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Near N High St, Columbus, OH 43215
Audio|Source: Columbus Police Dispatch - Citywide
00:46

Transcript:
(name withheld) is the caller on (name withheld) refusing to leave. It's going to be a group home and getting another call on response time. I and 11. Go for cut. Thank you. (name withheld) Victor Union, 1214, kept brick checking the caller and then tailgated her and swerving all over the road. He did crack the door, we spoke to him, the open door for a moment. We're trying to negotiate the kids out of there. I like that I'm in the row.

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Near N High St, Columbus, OH 43215

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