Erratic driver on route 1 near old bath road, Wiscasset ME
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a driver was reported driving erratically on Route 1 near Old Bath Road heading south toward Woolwich. The vehicle was initially described as a red or green Jeep but was later identified as a black Ford.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln County Fire/EMS and Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:57
Transcript:
00:00
You have an erratic operation heading southbound on Route 1 towards, just passing Old Bath Road now towards Woolwich, the red Jeep all over the road wants to go ahead and pass the tag.
00:13
What was its last location?
00:17
US Route 1 and Old Bath Road heading south.
00:25
I'll be out of position.
00:26
It's one way I'm going to catch that.
00:27
Can you pass it on the SAG, please?
00:31
Yeah.
00:37
Okay, Mr. Lincoln, I'm going to head that way just in case it stops at one of the convenience stores.
00:42
Go ahead and send me the call.
00:45
One point.
00:51
Again, with God support.
01:01
5109 cover you try it again
01:05
Number 1 you're not coming through on portal U1 scene
01:10
2nd you're not coming through on portal U1 scene
01:17
can 514 your status almost that
01:24
Taport is 501 on scene with you.
01:32
At least.
01:37
Danforth.
01:43
Lincoln with got support.
01:46
Doorhead.
01:49
There's actually a time delay.
01:51
It was not a red jeep.
01:52
It was described as green.
01:55
However, the license plate comes back to a black Ford.
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Location mentioned:
U.S. Rte 1 & Old Bath Rd, Wiscasset, ME 04578
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