Police pursue gold sedan near St. Edward’s University, Austin TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, austin police pursued a gold four-door vehicle, possibly a Buick or Lexus, with dark tinted windows near Woodward Street by St. Edward’s University. Campus officers monitored the situation to ensure the vehicle did not enter campus. The vehicle was last seen heading northbound on the service road, and officers were advised not to approach due to a potential threat.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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113,
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APD is in pursuit of a vehicle that's a gold, four-door, Buick, or a Lexus, with very dark tint on Woodward.
00:09
I'm going to make my way over toward Woodward to make sure that vehicle does not come on our campus.
00:18
3303 over here, standing by a P3.
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10.
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113 at 303.
00:25
I'm set up at the entrance near Lothel.
00:30
3rdivacy.
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113 to 303.
00:35
Sounds like they lost sight of the vehicle and it probably went northbound on the service road,
00:40
so you should be good over there.
00:44
Received. Yeah, I just need APD to pass through.
00:49
I think I just saw a third APD vehicle driving eastbound on Woodward.
00:56
303 received.
00:58
And for 43, in case you see that vehicle, do not approach.
01:03
He's known to carry weapons. 303 received.
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Location mentioned:
S Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78704
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