Driver suspected of DUI followed near Highway 59, Houston TX
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a report of a suspected drunk driver near exit 133A of Highway 59 in Houston. The caller followed the vehicle, which was last seen turning left on Lockwood from Cross Timbers. Officers were dispatched to locate and detain the driver.
Audio|Heard on: Harris TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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It's going to be for a caller who says there's a drunk driver that almost hit the curb.
00:03
Transferred to watch command, currently still following the vehicle.
00:07
Place is going to be (number withheld).
00:11
It's going to be exit 133A of Highway 59.
00:14
Unit check back.
00:16
66 is in service.
00:19
Yes.
00:21
Currently going left on Lockwood.
00:23
From Cross Timbers, something complaint to chase.
00:27
Seven Charles Thirty Six Twenty Six.
00:31
Yeah, let's see 14.
00:32
We're number one male detained.
00:34
That's clear 204.
00:37
Advising on that complaint and chasing call up there, the vehicle of interest was running lights in color, Boston vehicle.
00:43
Caller last saw the vehicle take a left on Lockwood from Cross Timbers.
00:48
AP twelve, I am just trying to catch up to him right now.
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Location mentioned:
Lockwood Dr, Houston, TX 77011
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