Police pursuit of stolen car ends near Linden Plaza, Woodbridge Township NJ
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, police pursued a stolen black BMW north on Route 1 through Avenel and Rahway, reaching speeds over 100 mph before the pursuit was terminated near West Milton. The vehicle was last seen approaching Linden Plaza.
Audio|Heard on: Middlesex NJ Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:42
Transcript:
00:00
Got a signal forty-five,
00:02
one north past an Avenel street approaching red light.
00:07
New Jersey (number withheld).
00:13
Go for it.
00:15
It's a black BMW,
00:18
boxed in by one person.
00:23
You got out.
00:26
All right, he made it through traffic.
00:29
Gonna be in the center lane one north.
00:33
Speeds accelerating to 80.
00:35
Traffic is light.
00:38
Again, New Jersey (number withheld).
00:44
Speeds are 110 approaching Sansone.
00:49
Pursuit authorized stolen car.
00:53
Speeds are 120 heading into Rahway.
01:00
Traffic.
01:03
Traffic is light approaching West Smith.
01:10
West Milton.
01:12
All right, traffic is congested at the traffic light of West Milton.
01:18
Hopping in the right lane and making his way through.
01:22
Terminate pursuit.
01:25
Pursuit terminated, pursuit terminated.
01:30
Last seen one north approaching the Linden Plaza.
01:36
Again, it was one person in the driver's seat.
01:41
Zero five.
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Location mentioned:
U.S. Rte 1, Woodbridge Township, NJ
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