Blue van push on I-44 sparks semi-truck swerve near TA stop, Lawrence County MO
TrafficConcern arises as a blue van passenger pushes a semi truck on I-44, causing it to swerve; a deputy later stops the van near the TA truck stop.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Regional Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Taking some CNI information going eastbound on I-44,
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near 37.4, eastbound I-44, 37.4.
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Caller is (name withheld) phone number (number withheld).
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(number withheld).
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RP is advising that they are behind a blue van that had someone reach out of the passenger window and push a semi with their hands and the semi truck swerved.
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RP is still behind the blue van, attempting to get their license plate, currently at mile mark 39 now.
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Lawrence County 10-4[1], Springfield State, Clear.
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306, respond, non-emergent at this time, near 48th Terrace Court,
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near 408 Terrace Court South on the abdominal lane.
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Lawrence County is Springfield State.
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Lawrence County, this is Springfield.
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317.
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Further updates on the CNI information on I-44,
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RP advised that the van pushed the semi, and there are multiple people in the van.
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Now, mile marker 44, please.
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Yeah, you get out at the...
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McDonald's parking lot, Missouri license, Nor King 1, Nor 9, Lincoln.
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Noran King 1, Nor 9 Lincoln, Honor Red Hyundai Veloster, one occupant,
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McDonald's parking lot.
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McDonald's, 23, 24.
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No priority sentence.
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Springfield State, the mile marker is 40.6.
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Clarence County, it's very clear.
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The 6.9.26, 13 Hyundai, Veloster to,
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pronounceable first, last of (name withheld), Kansas, 18, 1019.
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Yep.
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23, 25.
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One of six has your pressure.
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2225.
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244-34. 24, ground take place.
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Good.
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Good.
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X-ray Lincoln zero Tom too young x-ray Lincoln zero Tom too young on Missouri
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2719 Chevy Silver 8-0 to unpronounceable first last (name withheld) to 19
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2327
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Kansas State listening units have a report of a car versus deer, I-635 just north of the 27th Street,
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just north of the overpass downtown.
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It's unknown if the deer is still in the roadway may possibly be RPs in a black monster six.
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They advise they have over $1,000 worth of damage, but the vehicle is drivable.
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The RP continued on.
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They're pulling off onto the 4B exit.
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35 in the main route.
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4.8, I'll take it.
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20 seconds still.
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24, thank you, sir.
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4, 4, please.
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104, June, around at 23,000.
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Sni,
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Engine 1, Med1, EMS, on a fall, Pustle, Pustle,
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16-01 South-East, High Drive, 2328.
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3.4 to show you available.
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Make your post 20, 318, now hold post date.
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Next, fine, in service and quarters.
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5.30s in service.
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5.90s in service.
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Your service in quarters.
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BLS5, 40 Highway and Belair at the bus stop.
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On a sick without delay, 84, BLS5, 40 highway in Belair, sick person, 84.
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Kansas City 448, the RPs are going to the quick trip off of Kansas Avenue at exit 3.
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Cool.
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At 23.30.
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Hi, headquarters.
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This has been changed to a lift at this.
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Lawrence County to Springfield State Region TIO.
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Lawrence County, Springfield.
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In reference to that C&I driver in the blue van in I-44, a Lawrence County deputy has that vehicle stopped near the new TA.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative; message received and understood.
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I-44, Missouri
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