Reckless driver stops truck near 9th Avenue in Port Arthur, Port Arthur TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a driver of a maroon truck was reportedly driving recklessly and has stopped in the middle of the road near 9th Avenue in Port Arthur. The driver may be intoxicated. Authorities are investigating the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:22
Transcript:
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Near 9th Avenue near 9th Avenue is the only for a reckless driver.
00:05
Check for a male subject driving a maroon truck, driving reckless, and now he's stopped in the middle of the roadway, he's possibly intoxicated.
00:13
Near 9th Avenue.
00:15
Go ahead.
00:17
No.
00:18
My 1056 complaining, been strongly advising to them.
00:22
Turn about.
00:23
I receive. And you close my call, not there.
00:27
One verse six, I'm traveling.
00:29
I see.
00:30
Okay.
00:31
Okay. Okay.
00:32
Okay.
00:33
You want to go ahead.
00:36
You show me to Rochester?
00:38
I see.
00:44
667. Put me near you.
00:46
667. 667, I receive.
00:52
He stopped at the end of section of 32nd and 9th Ave.
00:55
I'll give you a plate in just a second.
00:57
32nd and 9th, I receive.
01:04
627, cover plate.
01:07
667, go ahead with your plate.
01:13
This is Slate.
01:14
Tom Robert X-ray, (number withheld), Tom Robert X-ray, (number withheld), she'll come back to Maroon around.
01:21
Arthene.
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Location mentioned:
9th Ave, Port Arthur, TX 77642
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