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Highland, IL

White van reported driving recklessly on State Route 160 

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IL-160 & Prestige Dr, Highland, IL 62249
Audio|Source: Edwardsville, SIUE, Glen Carbon, Madison County, ISPERN Police and Fire
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Formation, reckless driver, state route 160 at prestige, 168 prestige, caller advising a white van. He possible plate of Ever Victor, 5037, pulled out in front of him. He was very upset about it when he could check the area. Lasting northbound unpopular, caller just not to be that way. Okay. Thank you. 3.52. 1041. 10. 10.4 row. 414. It's been served. Who will update? 611.

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IL-160 & Prestige Dr, Highland, IL 62249
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