Pickup truck fled south on 260th Avenue near highway 30, Dewitt IA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, law enforcement officers reported a blue two-toned Dodge pickup truck fled south on 260th Avenue near highway 30 with its lights off after being checked. The vehicle matched the description of one involved in a possible pursuit but was later lost and not relocated.
Audio|Heard on: Clinton City Fire and Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:18
Transcript:
00:00
I was picking up bits and pieces from ISP.
00:03
Sounds like they may have come across that vehicle two things you have in 30 and then one south.
00:10
I'm just trying to grab my mile.
00:11
I'm going to go south with there if we come across.
00:14
Can you ask for a better vehicle description?
00:21
Okay. Okay.
00:26
The deputy was asking for description from ISP 377 on Clinton County House.
00:39
Hey, I was just, I checked the blue Dodge Ram, I had the two-toned tailgate black on the bottom, blue on top.
00:46
I believe that matches the description of what McCocode was chasing.
00:49
I checked him out 30.
00:50
He was eastbound, just east to 260th.
00:52
When I turned around,
00:53
he went south on 260th Avenue as blacked out on me and I didn't relocate him.
00:57
I checked those neighborhoods and was UT Hill.
01:02
Okay.
01:07
The loss aren't 2.
01:09
2.
01:12
249. She just know by Scott County about this vehicle is that vehicle is southbound up in 210.5.
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Location mentioned:
US-30 & 260th Ave, DeWitt, IA 52742
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