Traffic stop on white Dodge Journey by 10th St ramp, Jeffersonville IN
TrafficPolice stopped a white Dodge Journey near the 10th Street ramp in Jeffersonville. There was possibly a language barrier with the vehicle occupants. A silver car was broken down, causing some traffic obstruction. No criminal activity was indicated beyond the traffic issue.
Audio|Source: Clark County and Jeffersonville Police
02:44
Transcript:
00:00
Bring up at 115 traffic.
00:04
Okay.
00:06
Anya, Tom (number withheld).
00:11
T-482-010, it's on a white dodge journey.
00:15
Vinton Street.
00:17
Everyone's half on it.
00:25
Still found a yield of us.
00:33
You can give me the channel.
00:34
I'll terminate the bracer's so found you.
00:38
We go 100.
00:52
Right open.158 we stopped.
00:55
Right over the 10th Street.
00:59
Away for additional, it's probably going to be a language barrier.
01:05
Clear.
01:08
Radio set my current showing around then.
01:14
Okay.
01:22
Here, a big 150, you can clear the channel. This can be a language barrier.
01:31
All units, they're not sitting on their heads been lifted, reason to the dispatch.
01:39
Yes, you can put out of the I-STAM here with me.
01:42
Charlie Tate, close this will make your own.
01:45
Automation is information. EMS being around the Henryville, Titical Road for sick versions.
01:51
That means, great.
01:59
They're under-five traffic.
02:03
Go ahead.
02:05
Kentucky, Paul, Six, Victor, 247.
02:08
International Corporate.
02:13
It's the 10th Street ramp.
02:16
Signal 37[1].
02:20
38.
02:22
Your question is for motors assist and the morning side.
02:30
37 seconds. Second.
02:36
Kerr 126.
02:42
Pryas, silver and color broken down.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Signal 37: Agency-specific 'Signal' code (meaning not determinable from transcript)
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Location mentioned:
10th St, Jeffersonville, IN
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