Intoxicated driver spotted near 5th Street Byesville, Byesville OH
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Alcohol ViolationAccording to the dispatch call, an intoxicated driver was reported leaving near AMG Vanadium and was last seen driving a dark 2018 Ford station wagon near 5th Street in Byesville. Police are searching the area and checking for the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Guernsey County Sheriff and Ohio State Patrol Post 30
Listen to dispatch call
01:43
Transcript:
00:00
1835 1048 is that hook arrived yet?
00:07
How was your guy?
00:10
Is your tow truck arrived yet?
00:13
Okay.
00:15
Okay.
00:22
1718.
00:25
Yeah.
00:27
Just follow it out, 13 minutes ago, a blueboard escape left AMG Vanadium.
00:41
They offered to get him a ride and he drove off anyway, I'm in the direction of travel.
00:49
Again, it was 10 minutes ago, a blueboard escape.
00:52
I want to see King Robert Edward (number withheld), King Robert Edward (number withheld).
00:58
King Robert Edward (number withheld).
01:04
Jim, send his account.
01:07
I'm sorry, okay.
01:12
I as well got anybody out.
01:14
He's on 5th Street and Byesville.
01:20
I found rest area, check it.
01:28
Driving a dark-luid 2018 Ford station wagon.
01:32
RP is going to be King Robert Edward (number withheld).
01:35
He just left AMG Vanadium under the influence.
01:39
CPD is requesting the campus area.
01:42
He may return since he's in a pool either.
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Location mentioned:
S 5th St, Byesville, OH 43723
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