High speed chase ends with suspect caught in Panama City, Panama City FL
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a high-speed pursuit involving a gray Tesla occurred in Panama City. The vehicle was traveling east on 11th Street, ran a red light, and struck a police truck near Transmitter Road. Florida Highway Patrol assisted in capturing the suspect.
Audio|Heard on: Bay County Law Enforcement
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04:22
Transcript:
00:00
Look out for a gray Tesla traveling at a high rate of speed eastbound on 11th Street.
00:04
Florida Highway Patrol just had one run from them.
00:07
Go for a Tesla.
00:11
104, the 28 is Frank Paul, Ida Williams, 70, F-I-W-70.
00:16
St. For Aldo, Westman.
00:24
24-24 to 24-15.
00:26
That vehicle flew past me at the church, southbound on back,
00:29
at a high rate of speed, flew through the red light at 15th and Beck.
00:33
They were gone before I could get to the truck to get out to them.
00:36
Definitely.
00:37
Thank you.
00:39
Board of Team Head on Taint, 2.2.
00:48
13.3, Panama, at Foster on 11th.
00:50
Travelling eastbound on 11th.
00:55
From units on 11th Street, I think Florida Highway Patrol found them on 231, northbound about 19th.
01:05
So anybody's left for Panama, 108.
01:07
Head is 2.
01:08
Status 2.
01:10
A lot of 25, 24, 1065, signal, 77.
01:21
6-7-bay.
01:24
6-7-8. 6-4. Zero proceed, northbound 231.
01:30
231.
01:36
And May 1025 was complainant.
01:39
She is a third-party caller.
01:41
She stated she got a call from her daughter who said her son is not acting right, walking down the road.
01:48
The sister's possibly following him in her van.
01:50
Such is going to be (name withheld) wearing a brown jacket, gray hair, black shirt, black pants,
01:57
no known signal zeros.
01:58
We're trying to have her, have the daughter give us a call so we can get better information about where he's walking.
02:05
104. 51.
02:08
It's 6.7, I saw that too.
02:10
It's, um, Florida Highway Patrol's about 30 seconds behind you.
02:13
That black toy on, I believe it was.
02:17
Give me the channel for a second.
02:18
They just hit my truck and they've lost the tire.
02:22
I found Magnolia 6.
02:24
Stop being right as well.
02:26
Where?
02:33
1030s for 6.7.
02:35
In the woods, I'm between 231 and east.
02:40
6.8 will be out in just a second.
02:42
Florida Highway Patrol as well.
02:44
I got my gun for it.
02:46
I have your own head that way.
02:49
395-97. 10-4[1].
02:54
6-7 bay.
02:56
I'm 21 between East and transmitter.
02:59
SHP with me, I'm 1015.
03:02
He struck my truck at transmitter.
03:07
16897.
03:09
1423 to 521.
03:12
Has it confirmed that Florida Highway Patrol has them?
03:15
6 to 7 will be any other outstanding suspects.
03:19
6-7 bay they're northbound on 231 last I heard about east avenue six running ahead.
03:29
25-24 pound nice have we got the channel we can clear it on 104 and we got them in festi copy.
03:38
26 108 my part I'll still be in the area bowling just in case 10-4[1] perfect bay to 97.
03:46
Ten-four.
03:48
1423, Florida Highway Patrol was screaming up 231 from Harris and I'm thinking you just get to Naina for sure.
03:56
24, sir. Any?
03:59
Billioness, 1066, 1033, Jockel, Maine, May Square, 1218 hours per 6.7.
04:06
5.201.
04:12
521.
04:13
Just for your 14, I believe, Florida Highway Patrol is with that individual, signal forward at 231 in transmitter.
04:20
I'm going to slide up there and see if they need assistance.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
FL-75 & Transmitter Rd, Panama City, FL 32404
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