Deputies pursue vehicle westbound on Highway 73, Port Arthur TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies were involved in a vehicle pursuit of a white car traveling westbound on Highway 73 near Port Arthur, Texas, heading toward Port Acres. The vehicle turned off its lights and continued at high speed before turning toward West Port Arthur Road. Units reported losing sight of the car, and the pursuit was later terminated. No injuries or further activity were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
03:15
Transcript:
00:00
53, I got one white Charger running from me.
00:03
Do you have more location?
00:08
53, did not.
00:10
Your location?
00:14
He's down on 69th.
00:17
He just blacked out his light.
00:20
Sorry, 73, not 69th.
00:26
Six six eight, you have traffic.
00:31
Throw it on primary.
00:34
Six six eight, I think Groves PD has a chase going towards US 69.
00:44
Received. Everybody's going to be clear city county, no record JP, clear Nicotet.
01:25
Can you head towards Highway 73 westbound headed towards Port Acres on the chase that Grove has?
01:46
Just took the exit going towards Westport off the road.
01:51
Six six eight, they're going towards West Port Arthur Road.
02:05
Six six five, I'm right here at 365 and West Port Arthur Road.
02:47
Fifty-three, I've terminated pursuit.
03:09
They shut it down.
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Location mentioned:
TX-73, Port Arthur, TX
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