Black motorcycle flees traffic stop near commercial boulevard, Tamarac FL
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a black motorcycle driven by a male wearing a black shirt, gloves, helmet, and blue jeans fled from a traffic stop near Commercial Boulevard and University Drive. The motorcycle had no license plate and was lane splitting.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Sheriff Dispatch - North
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01:17
Transcript:
00:00
Superio. The official unit, you have me to copy a bolo.
00:05
In fact, all you know, bolo,
00:07
authority of FHP, reference to the vehicle that fled from the 75,
00:11
University Drive and Commercial Boulevard eastbound black motorcycle occupied by (name withheld), black shirt, black helmet, blue jeans on a black bike, was lane splitting,
00:20
and fled no further into bolo, 1725.
00:28
Two and on five, one of five.
00:32
Go ahead.
00:34
B-51 1019 with one mare.
00:37
Uh-huh.
00:43
Attention on, you're just about a copy of bolo from FHP, reference of vehicle that fled.
00:48
From a 1050.
00:52
Backall Units bolo, the already of FHP,
00:55
corrections, give me for a failure to stop.
00:58
ESOM Commercial and University, again, Easton Commercial and University, black motorcycle occupied by a (name withheld) driver wearing black gloves, black shirt, blue jeans, who was driving a black bike,
01:11
he was lane splitting, fled from a 1050, no tag, no other information,
01:16
1727.
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Location mentioned:
FL-817 & Commercial Blvd, Tamarac, FL 33351
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