Man refuses to turn off vehicle during traffic stop, Seneca County OH
Alcohol ViolationA man suspected to be under the influence refused to turn off and exit his vehicle during a traffic stop on Miami Street in Ohio.
Audio|Source: Seneca County Fire and EMS Dispatch
02:42
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, my caller still out with that man. He is in the driver. He's not vehicle.
00:04
He's refusing to turn the vehicle off.
00:06
I can hear him speaking to her through the phone. He does sound possibly under the influence.
00:23
They are behind a vehicle, the driver's side of that vehicle. Please repeat the term of the law. That's not under the ambulance.
00:33
That's clear.
00:34
Are they currently stopped?
00:39
April.
00:42
That's where.
00:48
18, he went down 4-5-4-tip and I got this on the line in the middle of him.
00:55
That's quick.
01:00
18, Sunday, 400.
01:03
Go ahead.
01:06
The person attached is the owner, is that going to be the man inside the vehicle?
01:13
Pay from...
01:14
That's clear. Does he have any prior 419[1]?
01:21
He's on with the original caller, I will check.
01:26
That's right.
01:31
Next too.
01:34
Good.
01:37
Are you copying any of Cal East traffic?
01:43
Broken.
01:46
Thank you for now. I don't know what's going on.
01:51
My Chevy Coble was parked along the side of the road and took off possibly under the influence.
01:59
He is found on Miami Street.
02:07
I'm sorry, that's very broken. All I can copy is there eastbound on my Amherstreet.
02:12
They say where was seen left out?
02:21
The school center,
02:23
the red sandy, cobalt, white car following.
02:28
Okay.
02:29
Okay.
02:30
Okay.
02:32
Okay. Okay. Okay.
02:36
Seeing refusal.
02:41
That's clear.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
419: Unknown (agency-specific police code mentioned as 'Possible 419')
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Location mentioned:
Miami St, Ohio 44883
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