Red truck drives erratically in parking lot and nearby road, Ontario OH
TrafficA red truck drove forward and reversed repeatedly in a parking lot at Bell Stores near Lexington Springmill Road. Multiple witnesses saw the behavior and were concerned. The truck left the lot, ran over a curb onto the access road between Bell Stores and Culvers, and is now stopped at a traffic light, possibly preparing to turn southbound on Lexington Springmill Road.
Audio|Source: Richland County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Bell stores,
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the north end of the left spring mill.
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There was, there's a red truck in the lot.
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This keeps pulling forward about 10 feet and reversing about 10 feet. He's done it multiple times over and over.
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Callers and employee, he stated this truck was just previously Signal 18.
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I saw it, it was a 700.
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Not sure what's going on.
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Multiple people are witnessing him driving.
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17 will be 26 as well.
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257-300.
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Enter gained, no damage, OLC.
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Clear.
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Good.
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Victor Queen 484303. Victor Queen 484303.
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323 and 271. Okay.
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You have the cold.
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383 6th Avenue for Apostle 37.
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Contact (name withheld).
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As the neighbor sexually assaulted their grandchild,
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didn't want to give us any other information over the phone. 383 690.
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Grotto.
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He seemed truck exited a lot,
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ran up over the curb,
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which is going to be like the access road between Bellsores and Culvers,
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he exited onto that and then he hit the curb there.
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Now he's sitting at that light still on the east side of Lex Spring Mill by Mel Stores, attempting to turn left on, there will be Southbound Lex Springmills, if that's clear.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Lexington-Springmill Rd, Ontario, OH 44906
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