Police pursue damaged vehicle with pregnant woman and kids, Smith County TX
TrafficPolice pursued a vehicle eastbound on County Road 110 at high speed. The vehicle had a blown tire and carried a pregnant woman and children. At the end of the pursuit, officers had a person at gunpoint. One suspect was taken into custody.
Audio|Source: Smith County Sheriff, Tyler Police, and Tyler Fire
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Transcript:
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Go ahead GPS may have spotted the vehicle I-20 and 35
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They're currently going east down County Road 110
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Vehicle is exit.
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Live at the road.
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Do you need the channel?
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I'm trying to get over to it.
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I'm confirmed to it. I'm confirmed with DPS[1].
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2561 sounds like you didn't fully exit still hit at Eastbound speeds of 80
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3561 via CPS it stated vehicle has one tire blown out Do we know what they are?
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They didn't advise.
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The last traffic was just still eastbound from 35.
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25-651. They're passing 560 years.
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What I'm going to.
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DPS[1] has one at gunpoint.
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Double. 262.
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I'm talking to my call.
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He said they got in the car.
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I think I see the car, but they're leaving.
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Before, they got one in custody.
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Pretty soon.
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264 and 234, can you talk to a disservants at the Magnuson Hotel, 3310 group highways, room number (number withheld)? The caller is hearing a lot of screaming from this room, a female screaming, he's going to kill me and what sounds like physical fighting.
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61.
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61. We're just east of 14.
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Can you roll in this direction?
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Cohn or non-comb.
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Go ahead and send them code.
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We've got a pregnant female.
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We've got a couple of kids in the car.
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Send me two bucks.
Police codes explained
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DPS: Department of Public Safety
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Location mentioned:
I-20, United States
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