Erratic driver reported on I-91 near Holyoke, Holyoke MA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, an erratic driver in a gray-brown Chrysler Pacifica with Connecticut license tags was reported traveling northbound on I-91 near MGM Springfield. The vehicle took Exit 12 toward Holyoke, where the incident was transferred to the Holyoke Police.
Audio|Heard on: Massachusetts State Police Dispatch - Troop B
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01:22
Transcript:
00:00
B3 patrols code 22 erratic operator all over the road nearly side swiped several TT units 91 northbound just passing MGM Springfield right now in the left two lanes probably headed towards Chicopee Curve or Holyoke Chrysler Pacifica grayish brown in color Connecticut tags Alpha Yankee (number withheld)
00:26
D3, D6.
00:39
So the code 22 that we had for an erratic operator is currently northbound just passing exit 12.
00:47
It's going to be a Chrysler Pacific, Connecticut Tag, Alpha Yankee,
00:52
(number withheld). Connecticut tag, A.Y (number withheld) on a Chrysler Pacifica.
00:58
All the road, I do have a call back.
01:02
Thank you.
01:08
B-6. B-6.
01:17
All right, that vehicle took Exit 12 in the Holyoke, transferred to Code 22[1] to Holyoke City.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 22: Report of suspicious or erratic activity, often involving a vehicle, nature unspecified.
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Location mentioned:
I-91, Holyoke, MA
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