Hit and run of black sedan with front damage on VA-28, Loudoun County VA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a black four-door sedan with front-end damage was involved in a misdemeanor hit and run on Virginia Route 28. The driver is described as a bald white male, around 56 years old, wearing sunglasses. Police were alerted to a disabled gray sedan matching the possible suspect vehicle on southbound Route 28 near Route 7.
Audio|Heard on: Loudoun VA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
3.30, Charlie? Two things.
00:03
I'm going to have a BOLO for you to pass to State Police.
00:07
And can I get next available for the E-Tag that I read?
00:10
Okay, go with BOLO.
00:13
Well,
00:15
it's going to be for black, four-door sedan,
00:18
possible Honda or Toyota.
00:20
Virginia Tag is with uniform, Yankee, Bravo.
00:23
Damage will be the front of the vehicle.
00:25
It's driven by a 56-year-old, bald white male wearing sunglasses.
00:31
Charge is going to be misdemeanor hit and run.
00:35
Tundra.
00:37
50-50.
00:38
I'll pitch on you.
00:39
It's Special Edition 3.30 Charlie.
00:43
State advised they had a caller report of a disabled gray sedan with a male driver seemingly attempting to fix front-end damage of a vehicle on southbound Route 28 south of Route 7.
00:53
Pull that out under the shoulder.
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Location mentioned:
VA-28, Virginia
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