Police pursue truck that fled officers in Louisville, Louisville KY
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, police monitored and pursued a white F-150 truck that had previously fled from officers near Woodland Avenue and South 32nd Street in Louisville. The truck traveled toward Virginia Avenue and possibly entered Highway 264. The license plate did not return a valid registration, and officers confirmed the vehicle had a history of evading police.
Audio|Heard on: Louisville Metro Police 3 - Divisions 1 and 2
Listen to dispatch call
02:46
Transcript:
00:00
I'm going to be behind a vehicle that's blocked from officers multiple times in the past.
00:05
Heavy white F-150,
00:08
W plate (number withheld).
00:12
We are north on 32nd at Woodland.
00:47
Car 10, can you start towards 32nd and Woodland? We got a vehicle that's taken off from officers multiple times.
00:58
We're at 32nd, turning west off of Virginia.
01:14
We're out of Crest Road at Virginia and 34th.
01:39
So Adam, we're at Virginia, possibly going down the highway.
02:02
A truck is the vehicle that's left from officers.
02:17
Also, the plate to the vehicle doesn't come back to anything.
02:21
That plate was last registered to that truck.
02:24
And the last registered owner hasn't been found anymore.
02:43
Ten four. What are the felony charges on that vehicle?
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Location mentioned:
Woodland Ave & S 32nd St, Louisville, KY 40211
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