Traffic stop leads to brief pursuit near Allard Ave, Green Bay WI
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers conducted a traffic stop near Allard Avenue and Shawano Avenue in Green Bay involving a black Jeep without license plates. The vehicle reportedly attempted to flee before stopping again. The driver appeared to be moving around inside the vehicle. City and county units responded, though no K-9 was available at the time.
Audio|Heard on: Brown County Public Safety
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01:9
Transcript:
00:00
Bravo traffic.
00:05
Go ahead.
00:08
Gonna be pulling onto Allard from Shawano.
00:11
Black Jeep, no plates, driving with all eights.
00:19
Five Adam, keep by three.
00:25
Five Adam.
00:29
Vehicle took off for a second.
00:31
We're stopping again.
00:35
Ten four, what's your twenty? Still on Howard.
00:40
If Green Bay's got a call, they're just pulling this way.
00:45
Copy.
00:46
If there are any Bravo units near Allard and Shawano, county has a traffic stop.
00:50
It sounds like the vehicle is attempting to take off on them.
00:53
There's a lot of movement too if there's a K-9 available.
00:57
What’s wrong with you down the road?
00:59
They're stopped at Allard and Shawano.
01:00
The driver's moving around a lot.
01:07
No K-9s on.
01:08
We got the city en route though.
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Location mentioned:
Allard Ave & Shawano Ave, Green Bay, WI 54303
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