Intoxicated driver crashes truck on Main Street in Wallace, Wallace WV
Alcohol ViolationA male driver, appearing intoxicated and with facial injuries, crashed his truck on Main Street in Wallace. His vehicle was disabled with a flat tire and no spare. Bystanders tried to take him home. Emergency services were alerted and responded to the scene.
Audio|Source: Harrison County Law Enforcement
04:40
Transcript:
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45 just to make you aware, we took another call from that number. Emails using a satellite emergency relay. She is advised that a male wrecked his truck off Route 20 near the underpass on Reinhardt Road. Actually, now we're stating it's correction. It's going to be on Main Street in Wallace. Okay, okay. Subject appears to be intoxicated.
00:27
45 headquarters, I copy. Then she'll mean round. Responding 45, 21, 42. Headquarters, 41, go ahead. 45 headquarters. I have my beginning knowledge when you're ready. Copy. Interrout to the staging area with one female, 41, 21.2. Go ahead. 5-1-882. Great. Copy, go ahead.
00:54
Headquarters 142. Go ahead. To clarify about the male being at that residence, the only thing showing that he is attached to that residence with the address of his ID card. Craig? Copy again. But when we were on scene, he advised he sold the property and the owner who sold it to.
01:19
He said he could be there, however, he could not have a phone number or bill sale or anything else. Bruce's a lot to be there. Okay, that came back, but it's non-J John Zero. Correction, O. Ocean, 0 V. Victor, 986. So on the 24 Subaru, registered to a Natalie Ann King or Addison, King, 25590, Prospect Avenue, Apartment 5. He is in David.
01:47
Loma, California, and it is valid. Copy, thank you. 3.5-5-5-8-4-5. State 411, 452 and 202 status check. 2-2-8-5? 202 headquarters. It's going to be a positive indication. We search in the vehicle. Can you show me on another motor, so it's Route 2 follows me. Flat tire, no spire, just waiting on a record.
02:16
Copy, 20243. 20243. 245-2-4-2-4-1. 10-6[1]-3, sir. 10-4[2]-3. Okay. I'm not finding anything from that Rock Hill subject through West Virginia. Could it be through another state? Are you willing to check all 50? 45-4-5. 4-5.
02:45
We've got PIR and EMS alerted. The complaint advised that the male driver appeared to be intoxicated, then wrecked his vehicle. She drove by taking pictures of the vehicle in the license plate. She also said the driver was up walking around outside the vehicle, had visible cuts to his face. Craig. Good.
03:15
143 headquarters traffic stop 143. 143. See that that truck was not appear to be drivable. We didn't get the license plate in her, but you did say when you are on Main Street and Wallace go under the overpass stay on the main road and it appears to the right mail subject and the pickup truck should be your right right there.
03:43
It's going to be on the 50 East entrance ramp from Joyce Street. I'm going to be on a Silver Chevy Silver Auto. Stand by for registration. Also advised that there were subjects that were on scene that appeared to be trying to take that mail home, however our complaint advised them that she didn't think that was a good idea. 1-9-17-1-1-0-0-2-1-7-1-2.
04:11
West Virginia, 8, 7thier, 9 to 4th. 143, headquarters. We've got our West Virginia registration when you're ready. 143. 8-8. Lincoln, 215. Patrick Stop, Route 50 East, on ramp to Joyce, Silver, Silver Auto, 8-8. Lincoln, 215, 143, 2147.
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10-6: Busy
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