Police search vehicle with group splitting near pawn shop, Williamson WV
TrafficPolice are conducting a vehicle search in Williamson, WV. A group of five people is splitting up with some walking away near Logan Street and the pawn shop, and others leaving in a black Chrysler. No weapons have been reported.
Audio|Source: Mingo and Pike Counties Sheriff, Fire, and EMS, Williamson Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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402,
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401, 8, 961,
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161, 106 vehicle search.
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Gov back to (name withheld).
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Softover. Spendent on my screen.
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By first, 28, 10.
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A failure nothing to 147 to 25 with the signal order.
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I'm drawing two acts, two acts, we know.
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Anything. Go ahead and signal at all there you in.
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It's all bell for you.
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Signal 8[1], again, phone thing, UTL[2] on the accident.
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Signal 8[1], last traffic, and deny the knowledge against your UPL.
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How many people are they with them?
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Negatives, I don't see any weapons.
00:32
There's three females and two males.
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They're separating now and going across the directions.
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One's leaving in a black, looks like a Chrysler, and the other two were on foot walking.
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They still got the cross room left.
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There was two females and one male got in the car and then male and female walked up, I think, Logan Street.
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The driver of the car had a red shirt and a dark colored wife beater and a hat on with a beard.
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And then the other male that took off walking was a dark color shirt, blue jeans, older guy, gray beard.
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You have direction travel.
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The ones that took off walking, they walked up by the pawn shop.
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T4.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Signal 8: Accident/Incident (local code, sometimes used for miscellaneous calls)
[2]
UTL: Unable To Locate
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Location mentioned:
Williamson, WV 25661
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