Vehicle driving erratically eastbound on M-59 possibly impaired, Sterling Heights MI
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, a dark vehicle was reported driving erratically eastbound on M-59 near Mound Road in Sterling Heights. The vehicle was observed weaving across lanes and suspected to be driven by an impaired driver. The vehicle exited the freeway and continued eastbound through the area near Van Dyke and Hall roads. There was no visible license plate due to a burnt-out light.
Audio|Heard on: Macomb MI Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Sterling units for vehicle eastbound M-59 coming up to Mound.
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Eastbound 59 approaching Mound for a dark vehicle driving all over the road, possibly impaired driver.
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NWL 207.
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7-plus.
00:14
Still being followed, correct.
00:15
Affirmative, the color is still on the line looks like they are approaching Van Dyke.
00:22
No plate so they could see that there's a burnt-out license plate light.
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It looks like there might be exiting the freeway.
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I'm trying to figure out where.
00:32
Adam 11, they’re eastbound still through Old Van Dyke passing Mallow.
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Okay,
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Gabby.
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Hall and Brockton.
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Adam 11, the caller turned off.
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They continued,
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sorry,
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the caller continued eastbound on Hall.
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The question went south on.
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Amen.
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Location mentioned:
Mound Rd, Sterling Heights, MI
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