Two cars race at high speed near Division Street Bridge, Spokane WA
TrafficPolice observed two cars racing at over 100 mph near Division Street Bridge. One was white and one was black. A black Dodge Charger or Challenger was seen speeding, spinning out, then continuing southbound. The racing started near Hatch Road from Highway 195 and continued toward Spangle. No personal names or exact street numbers are included.
Audio|Source: Spokane City Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
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We're going 100 plus, headed towards Hatch from 195,
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the middle lane. I think it was a Mercedes-Benz and a VMW, if you could advise to say.
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Tommy?
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Here they're a racing, a white car, and a black one.
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Tell me.
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I think that continues down 195 headed towards Spangle.
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Maybe that I'd be a county unit down there.
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I'm not going to follow any further.
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Charlie, one in the five four or five three and fifty.
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One five four.
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Five three.
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One five zero.
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Most in twenty-nine.
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Trasper on trespasser, Resoncialburg, 2124 East Simpson.
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Complaints the property owner says it should be vacant and they think that they're hearing subjects inside of the house.
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They haven't seen anyone just thought they heard voices.
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Complaintant is going to be waiting with her husband and kid in a white Subaru 21, 2040 Centau.
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540, copy.
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535.
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150. All right.
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Two,
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six, three, midship, we'll handle it.
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Copy.
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545, three, 50, Mr.
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Green.
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Thanks, cool.
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150 copies, thank you.
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...backless driver southbound over the Division Street Bridge.
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It's a Black Dogg's Charger or Challenger,
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driving really fast and then spun out and then continuing going southbound.
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Division's trip bridge, we'll be doing.
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Location mentioned:
S Division St, Spokane, WA
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