Vehicle with faulty brakes parked at O'Reilly's in Eau Claire, Eau Claire WI
TrafficA white Chrysler 200 with only front brakes and missing rear calipers is parked at O'Reilly's in Eau Claire. There are concerns the vehicle may be unsafe to drive. Another disabled vehicle is stuck at North Crossing and Claremont, with its passenger waiting for a ride at Circle K. The driver of the disabled vehicle was arrested on new charges.
Audio|Source: Eau Claire County Law Enforcement
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Pentecost one of a vehicle at the currently in the O'Reilly's parking lot of white Chrysler 200 license plate at (number withheld) but they can frame reporting that it only has front bricks, no calipers on the back. Callers concerned that may drive for you again at the Wigarcy 200.
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Little Riley's name.
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So you were outputs earlier on Claremont, were they able to get that off the road?
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Tenforth.
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There's another vehicle, basically in that spot, just want to make sure what's the same one.
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Control was that vehicle, northbound or southbound because they patrol was that was a vehicle.
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It was a southbound lane. It looks like a blue floor,
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blue Ford edge.
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10-4[1]. Take patrols out with that vehicle.
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I'm not sure what they're doing with that.
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Okay.
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State 648, according.
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State 638.
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Somebody had just called in the vehicle at North Crossing Claremont. I have the passenger. I'm at the Circle K waiting for her to get a ride here and we should have that vehicle removed shortly.
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Ten four, thank you.
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The driver up that was rusted for a couple of new charges. These one way to jellers move.
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Ten.
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Eau Claire, WI
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