Driver in white Jeep fails to stop, possibly drowsy, Pike County IL
TrafficA white Jeep Wrangler was driving erratically on eastbound Highway 72 near mile markers 93 and 96. The driver failed to pull over immediately and appeared drowsy or possibly having a medical emergency. Police activated their lights and briefly pursued the vehicle before it slowed down and pulled over.
Audio|Source: Pike County Fire, EMS, and Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
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685. The caller's in a white Jeep Rangler have their hazards on.
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The offending vehicle should be directly in front of them.
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So I'll keep an out.
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10-4[1], I believe they're just passing the exit.
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685, the caller advised they can see you now.
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I've flipped around, I'm right behind it.
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104.
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I feel 685.
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I have them at, we're coming up to the 93 eastbound.
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My lights have been activated.
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They look like possibly they're pulling over.
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Springfield, 6.85 information.
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It's 85, go ahead.
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Roadway. They are slowing down to speed of 60 miles an hour, continuing eastbound on 72.
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685-104, 683, Springfield.
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Yeah. Ten-four, you're the only other unit in Seagman County.
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T-A-9, Marabit Victor Car, Secure 30.
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X-A-V-N-4.
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X-A-V-N-4. Rayfield, 355, information.
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385, go ahead.
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Lights are activated, the vehicle is coming to a complete crop and then continuing, we're coming up to the 96, still continuing each phone.
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85-10-4[1].
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55 or medical emergency.
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Okay, 85-25 or medical emergency.
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585-10-4[1]. Okay.
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Okay.
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85 from 9.
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No possible medical emergency.
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104, pull up next to her and see you can get her to pull over by Hainescy.
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She looks pretty drowsy.
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She looks pretty drowsy. 55 miles now.
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10-4: Acknowledgment/Message Received
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