Traffic stop reveals protection order on motorhome occupant, Gunnison County CO
TrafficPolice stopped a tan 1984 motorhome on Colorado Highway 114. They found that an occupant is under a protection order with no protected party named and has bond conditions requiring possession of a Colorado state ID and possible bond revocation.
Audio|Source: Gunnison County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Edward, Adam, Queen, David 3.9, Colorado.
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I'm clear on a tan,
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1984 motorhome.
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Make is an SOTW.
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Registered to a (name withheld), Young Edward Henry, Lincoln, Edward of Highway 11[3]4, Expiration 06 to 26.
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05, can I get my hour?
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Your IR[2] is going to be 2025-085-0-800-0-800.
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Robben. Six.
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Look up and run, (name withheld), Ballantine, spelling of the last name, Victor, Adam Lincoln,
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Edward Nora, Tom Ida Nora, versus (name withheld), Ocean, Sam, Victor, Adam Lincoln, David Ocean.
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I don't know the data bird.
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Or we'll look it up.
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What's that? I'm clear, Tony.
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1308. 211[3][1].
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211[3][1] party is restrained in a protection order with no protected party listed.
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The condition of bond is revoke refusal, adult state ID card, Colorado.
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1311[3].
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1311[3]. 11.
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11[3], 1011. 108.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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211: Party is restrained in a protection order
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IR: Incident Report
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11: Unit or call sign (contextual, not a crime code)
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Location mentioned:
CO-114, Colorado
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