Sedan flees from police stop in Manatee County, Manatee County FL
TrafficA black sedan did not stop for police at Ivis and Eureka Boulevard and drove away. Officers are trying to find the vehicle.
Audio|Source: Manatee County Sheriff
02:46
Transcript:
00:00
Kind of hold with them, sir. We won't need signal 100. 15-30-10-10-50[1] at Ivis and Areka Boulevard, Florida, Tag. Robert Lincoln, Robert, Boy, 04. Copy, are you logged on?
00:27
74. 26, I can be logged on. Step be in our unit. 10-4[2], a unit that can respond to Ivis and Eureka. I'm still building the screen. 7-4. I'm still logging on.
00:56
South on one? We're South and Ivis coming up to Grand Clarks. We're going 41, 40. 1041 then? 5053 ago. 54 I pulled off. Okay, just 10309-9-1?
01:20
One centrist. It'll be 51 is what I told about. Several. They wanted to Grand Parks. It was like a black carousel vehicle sedan. Do you have charges on that vehicle? Failure, stop and he pulled over and then pulled off again.
01:47
W-R, you're going to up to 20-1-A. I apologize, but I don't know who 60-3 is right now. Sergeant Gennyson, G-N-E-S-I-N. Working properly. Can you show me 1087? 1617.
02:14
We hang in area, maybe everyone contract area, find the table.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-50: Traffic Accident (often used for vehicle incidents, but in context may refer to traffic stop or pursuit)
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Received
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