Vehicle pursuit leads to arrest near Richmond and Brown, Waxahachie TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, police pursued a vehicle near Richmond and Brown Streets in Waxahachie after the driver attempted to evade arrest. Officers coordinated to meet near a church parking lot during the incident. Two suspects were taken into custody and face county-level evading charges.
Audio|Heard on: Ellis TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:14
Transcript:
00:00
Looks like evading arrest.
00:07
County or misdemeanor?
00:10
Stand by.
00:13
That's county, what vehicle?
00:16
Ten four.
00:18
Can you get out of custody for us?
00:21
Ten four.
00:23
Two (number withheld) to (number withheld).
00:25
I'm on Richmond, where do you need me?
00:28
Let's just meet there at the church parking lot, there at Richmond and Brown.
00:33
Okay.
00:36
84, he's good for two out of county?
00:40
Received. Is it (name withheld) that's calling?
00:44
She would only give me her first name.
00:46
She did not want him to know that she was the one calling.
00:51
Received. But they live with her grandparents there at the house?
00:56
That's correct.
00:59
Channel four,
01:01
Can they say what the other one was besides evading in a vehicle? It looks like they're both going to be for evading.
01:09
You are in a forty-three on him for all offenses, please.
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Location mentioned:
Brown St & Richmond Ln, Waxahachie, TX 75165
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