Police pursue damaged white Honda near Shattuck Avenue, Columbus OH
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, police pursued a fleeing white Honda vehicle northbound on Kenny Road and eastbound on Varsity Avenue near Shattuck Avenue in Columbus, Ohio. The vehicle had damage to the front driver's side wheel well and was last seen turning onto Ackerman Road.
Audio|Heard on: Columbus Police Zone 4 Far Northwest
Listen to dispatch call
01:24
Transcript:
00:00
And as week, you can copy a 5A[1], Shady Hill, and Kenny.
00:04
Suspect is a white Honda, (name withheld), (number withheld).
00:09
Took off northbound on Kenny, then eastbound on Varsity Avenue.
00:17
You can go down that 5A[1] in the area looking.
00:21
Bye.
00:26
For you go to S4, if you can just copy a 33A[2] at King and Cannon.
00:34
West him on the trail, there's an overpass, there's a homeless person sleeping,
00:38
and next to him there is a butcher knife on a bike.
00:55
I'll get a call back if they have description of the driver and or how much damage should it be disabled or one.
01:02
Okay.
01:03
3-1, she said the front driver's side was damaged, the plastic, wheelwell part, moving off, the last scene turning on to Ackerman.
01:10
Was it turning on to Ackerman or off of Shattuck?
01:19
She's saying Ackerman, went into the neighborhood turned around, and then went down to Ackerman.
01:23
Trapsion. Thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
5A: Injury accident (e.g., pedestrian struck)
[2]
33A: Serious assault or life-threatening incident requiring urgent law enforcement and possible medical response.
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Location mentioned:
Shattuck Ave, Columbus, OH
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