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Springfield, MO

Driver spotted drinking alcohol in parking lot accussed of DWI 

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Springfield, MO
Audio|Source: Springfield Police and Fire, Greene County Sheriff and Fire
00:40

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C-17 stable. 170754. Now, clear. County is to check Possible DWI, 1400 South Cinek from James Ewing. Eastbound on Bennett. All Southside units go check information for a driver from 1400 South Phoenix Avenue, the James Ewing Complex, eastbound on Bennett, a blue Volkswagen Atlas. Chief stickers in the back window, caller saw (name withheld) drinking alcohol in the parking lot. The Blue Volkswagen Atlas with a chief sticker in the back window, caller saw the driver drinking alcohol in the parking lot.

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