Vehicle drives erratically on southbound I-35 in Missouri, Clinton MO


A blue top older model Lincoln Continental was driving erratically on southbound I-35 near mile marker 42 in Missouri. The driver was unable to maintain the lane. The reporting party is willing to file a complaint. Officers found dust but no fire at the scene.
Audio|Source: Carroll, Chariton, Linn, Livingston Counties Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Sanchez State, reported as C&I driver, southbound I-35 from mile marker 42.0.
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It is an older model Lincoln Continental with a blue top complaint of unable to maintain lane.
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RP is willing to sign a complaint. Her name is (name withheld).
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Phone number of (number withheld).
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104. St. Joseph Vigley.
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Officer, CNAV vehicle.
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CNAV vehicle. I-35 is out now, 242 mile marker.
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An overall model Lincoln Continental with a blue top, complaint of failure to maintain lane. Forty Cline County, it's fresh clear.
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We have an officer in the area that's locating a lot of dust but no black smoke.
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Everything does. Everything can also fax the paperwork back to us if that's easier?
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Could you turn nine, I'm sorry.
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10-3[2]. I was just stating, Megan, can fax the copies back to us 8-5-4. Do you want us to go ahead and roll EMS and first responders or wait until you get there?
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Yeah, go ahead and send them.
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10-4[1].
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That's fine, I'll do it real quick.
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I've made contact with the farmer.
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There is no fire.
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Fire can disregard.
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There is a lot of this, but once again, no fire.
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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10-3: Stop transmitting / Radio silence
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I-35, Missouri
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