Erratic black Ford with texas plates drives dangerously in 25 mph zone, Hermon ME
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, a black Ford with Texas license plates was reported driving erratically and speeding while weaving through traffic in a 25 mph zone near Billings Road in Hermon, Maine, heading toward the interstate via Rocky Ridge.
Audio|Heard on: Penobscot County Public Safety
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Transcript:
Pass is passing in a 25 mile per hour zone around the corner, good. Before, I've got an erratic vehicle, looks like it's at Union and Billings now, it's a black Ford with Texas plates all over the roadway on their tail. Go ahead. Is this headed towards, uh, Levant towards this head towards interstate? It's coming from Bangor just turned into Rocky Ridge, go ahead. Get forward, they're coming up to the construction zone now, still headed towards the interstate. No.
Pass is passing in a 25 mile per hour zone around the corner, good. Before, I've got an erratic vehicle, looks like it's at Union and Billings now, it's a black Ford with Texas plates all over the roadway on their tail. Go ahead. Is this headed towards, uh, Levant towards this head towards interstate? It's coming from Bangor just turned into Rocky Ridge, go ahead. Get forward, they're coming up to the construction zone now, still headed towards the interstate. No.
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Location mentioned:
Rocky Rdg Dr, Hermon, ME 04401
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