Semi-trailer drives recklessly westbound on I-70, Higginsville MO
TrafficA semi-trailer with a green cab was driving recklessly westbound on I-70 near the 52-mile marker. The driver was running other vehicles off the road and nearly causing crashes. The semi later stopped in the middle of the road near the Higginsville exit. A reporting party was following the semi with flashers on.
Audio|Source: Ray County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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It's going to be westbound I-70.
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They're just now passing the 52-mile marker.
00:04
RBC's his wife called at Sweet Springs.
00:06
They've been following them for about 20 miles.
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It's a semi-trailer, green cab, running people off the road, almost hit the guard around multiple times.
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He advised when people are getting up beside the semi, he tries to knock them off the road.
00:17
What was the direction of travel and location again?
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It's going to be westbound I-70.
00:22
They just passed the 52-mile marker.
00:24
Ten-four. You got attached me.
00:25
Also, you may want to advise State.
00:27
Ten-four. I don't worry about advising state they already put it out I was in western Malpia County but I'm looking for it.
00:36
County cars information the semi has stuck in the middle of the road at the Higginsville exit RP advised he is behind him with his flashers on.
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104.
00:47
He did stop right in the middle of I-70, surpassing Klein-Schmidt now.
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10-4[1]. Do you know if we've received any other calls or any other agencies received calls?
01:04
The 103, Sillane County received a call from RP's wife when she was in the Sweet Springs area.
01:11
Sure.
01:12
Triple 77. Triple seven.
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Triple seven.
01:19
Lafayette County dispatch put out additional information on this tractor trailer.
01:22
The RP is still following westbound from Higginsville.
01:25
Apparently it came to a stop on I-70 in the roadway.
01:29
Here the Higginsville like this, and they continue.
01:31
Still looking for it.
01:32
Tony, go ahead.
01:33
Do you have your RP on the line for that TNI tractor driver?
01:35
We have just disconnected.
01:37
What was the last known location?
01:38
Passing Kleinschmidt.
01:39
Yeah.
01:40
Did you happen to get a description of the vehicle that the RP's driving?
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Negative. He advised he is following with his flashers on.
01:48
Okay, I think I see you're coming westbound, 43.6 milerunner.
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I'm going to have to get up to 45, just turn around.
01:55
Actually, there's two line retractor trailers.
01:58
If you do have the RP on the line, any energy did or not, you can get a description to their vehicle.
02:03
I no longer have the RP on the line.
02:05
However, he advised that it was the semi-trailer with green cab running people off the road.
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104. Yeah, there's two within a quarter mile.
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There are lined green caps.
02:13
Hopefully you'll figure out which one it is pretty easy.
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