Elderly driver swerves on MO-72 near Jackson, Jackson MO
TrafficA gray Hyundai SUV was seen swerving in and out of traffic on State Highway 72 near Jackson. The driver, an elderly female, was leaving the roadway multiple times. The vehicle was last seen westbound toward State Highway 34. The driver may have been impaired or experiencing a medical issue. Authorities were notified but could not reach the area in time.
Audio|Source: Cape County Public Safety
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19019. The caller stating,
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they don't know if the driver's falling asleep,
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but he keeps leaving the roadway.
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Stand by, I'm gathering for her.
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Same 1-Z victims back not on file.
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F-15 out to this court.
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19-0-8.
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22,
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Ken?
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Go ahead.
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Is that plate come back to a Jackson address?
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It was not on file.
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214. No, say it's now outside C limits.
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10-3[1] the caller stating now they're outside the city limits
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104 all be sent it to be in a gray Hyundai SUV
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state highway 72 westbound going towards state highway 34
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twenty eight provided charles victor five sam one zebra however came back not on file caller stated he finally passed the vehicle was um swerving in and out of traffic leaving the roadway thought they might possibly be intoxicated when he got a look at the driver was an elderly female said maybe she was having trouble seeing
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Want to make us aware of it.
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Understood. They were westbound from what location?
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West Jackson Boulevard just outside the sea limits of Jackson, and Jackson officers were unable to get the area in time.
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10-3: Stop transmitting / Radio silence
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Location mentioned:
MO-72, Jackson, MO
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