Police chase Ford pickup with illegal plates in Lebanon, Lebanon ME
TrafficNew Hampshire State Police chased a Ford pickup on Route 202 and West Lebanon Road for possibly having illegally attached Massachusetts plates. The vehicle fled, and the female passenger escaped on foot but was later taken into custody and treated for a dog bite. The male driver, described as having tattoos, glasses, and a hat, ran into the woods. A police dog is searching for him.
Audio|Source: Alfred & Waterboro Fire / Rescue, York County Sheriff, Maine State Police South
04:56
Transcript:
00:00
1021 illegal bumping, (number withheld) Richardson Drive and assist other agency for New Hampshire State, please, on Colorado Highway.
00:07
Cours from New Hampshire State, please, advise chasing the vehicle again on Route 202, turned onto west road with a speed of 80.
00:16
It's going to be a different vehicle this time. Mass. P.C.
00:20
3 Frank Edward William 6.1, that's 3 F.E.W.
00:23
61 on a Ford pickup.
00:25
Possibly falsely attached. I'm running now.
00:29
I'm turning to West Road or West Leather Road.
00:34
West Lebanon Road.
00:38
That one.
00:45
30.
00:48
Go ahead.
00:50
Play provider comes back from a blackboard TPS desk. Not to the vehicle described. Operator is going to be a male, tattoos, glasses, and a hat.
01:03
A half. Any update on location?
01:12
I got one.
01:17
Road hazard at (number withheld). I just got everything out of the road.
01:26
I'm in the area. I'm just going to be turned on the West Leather Road here. Just again.
01:32
Okay.
01:35
Dispatch.
01:38
Nice.
01:40
Just confirm, the only thing we have at this point is possibly illegally attached.
01:45
No additional crimes.
01:46
Of course, they're not stopping.
01:51
I copy, something called being possibly possibly attached, which is then if you can you repeat the rest.
02:00
That's it. Just trying to figure out why to change in that.
02:05
Stand by, I'm back in the left.
02:12
I'm responding to the Bolo, be advised.
02:14
Vehicle last turned onto Orrills Hill Road.
02:17
Passenger bailed on foot.
02:19
Reason for the stop is lane control.
02:31
Surgeon, they've got to be able to oral field, but I didn't copy the rescue right on Mount Hope.
02:38
Passenger bailed out, but the reason for the stop is going to be lane control.
02:42
Male operator has tattoos, glasses, and a hat.
02:48
10-4[1]. Are they still in the area on an oral field?
02:57
Update that New Hampshire State Police gave us that it was on Orrills Hill Road and the passenger bailed out. The passenger bailed out. The passenger, they yelled out not the driver and then it was a test.
03:14
Affirmative.
03:21
30.
03:24
Good.
03:26
30, I'm back on the line with New Hampshire State Police. There's going to be a female passenger that bailed on foot. New Hampshire State Police out with them.
03:33
Requesting medical.
03:36
Trying to gather further.
03:40
Test one. I should be able to meet them in them in. Almost oral field.
03:44
We have box number 61 on oral health.
03:50
I'm sorry again.
03:54
30. They're going to be in the area of (number withheld) Oral Hill.
04:00
10-1. 10-1.
04:03
Yellow.
04:14
Coming 30, go ahead.
04:18
I'm out with FD, I think they may have company in custody, I'll get back you, thank you.
04:25
I copy, possibly one in custody.
04:30
Yeah,
04:31
looks like it's going to be the female.
04:34
Copy.
04:48
Here's what rescue knows just needs to be seen for a dog bite.
04:51
There's a canine in the woods at this point searching for the male operator. He took off on foot as well.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Near Orrills Hill Rd, Lebanon, ME 04027
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