Vehicle flees police southbound on I-69 after pursuit, Huntington County IN
TrafficPolice attempted to stop two vehicles on I-69 in Indiana. One vehicle stopped on the exit ramp, while a small import-style car fled southbound at high speed. The fleeing car cut off the other vehicle and accelerated to escape.
Audio|Source: Huntington City and County Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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424247. 2047.
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The challenger, you know, getting off in another car there going up under five.
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3.2 southbound the passenger cars continuing the challengers on the exit.
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You were partially covered by another channel. You guys, 302 southbound Challenger 105.
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Did it stop or are you still going after it?
00:30
Or stop on the exit ramp? He pulled over.
00:34
Z-ZEbra, DeVector, J-John, 329. The other vehicle continued south on 69.
00:41
Do you have description? Do you have the other one?
00:44
A small import style car, I believe. I don't know what it was. I couldn't get caught up fast enough.
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Okay.
01:10
One of them stopped at a 302 exit ramp southbound. He invites the other one. Continued on. It was a small import-style vehicle. No further on the description.
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Sorry, click.
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I apologize I was having radio issues. Can you read your traffic you were broken?
01:48
Did they provide any further information about the chief complaint?
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To try and get away.
01:59
Sorry, point. No, 2.13, you clear.
02:03
Yeah, I'm trying to get flipped around. Do you need anything?
02:07
Okay.
02:09
Okay. 2.13, I do not 10-4.
02:17
Okay, clear.
02:22
Okay, clear.
02:27
There's further information on the vehicle that was speeding. This is a road that agent sent.
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The vehicle that continued on was cutting the one off that my trooper's out with, and the other vehicle accelerated to get away from the situation.
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I-69, Indiana
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