Reckless driver swerves into oncoming traffic with flashing lights, Chester County PA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a silver Honda with blue flashing lights drove recklessly near Gio Carlson Boulevard and North Bailey Road, swerving into oncoming traffic while heading eastbound toward Route 340. The vehicle's registration and driver description are unknown.
Audio|Heard on: Chester PA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Gio Carlson and North Bailey Road,
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G.O. Carlson Boulevard and North Bailey Road, a reckless driver,
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silver Honda Accord,
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flashing lights and cutting all vehicles,
00:11
crossing over the double yellow and almost hit oncoming traffic.
00:15
Pole 3-2. Unit 37-Pol-2.
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Unit 37-pull-2.
00:25
Unit 37-pull-2.
00:27
Eerson Manufacturing Facility, near Independence Way.
00:33
Con-formant being dispatched for an electrical burning smell inside.
00:37
All right.
00:40
1-6-1.
00:42
Unit 1-6-1.
00:45
Moving out in the area 38,000 for a Schosser complaint.
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That's fine.
00:53
Copy 38, Southwark Admonis, Shotspurk, sir.
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The vehicle is left in eastbound Gio Carlson towards 340, no time away,
01:02
unknown registration or operator's description.
01:06
And correction, it could be a silver Honda CRV with blue flashing lights.
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Location mentioned:
N Bailey Rd & G O Carlson Blvd, Caln Township, PA 19372
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