Police pursue stolen vehicle at high speed on Highway 47, Lincoln MO
Motor Vehicle Theft, TrafficPolice are chasing a stolen vehicle driving at about 100 mph on Highway 47 in Warren and Lincoln Counties, Missouri. The driver did not stop when officers tried to pull them over and passed through several intersections while traveling northbound.
Audio|Source: Missouri State Highway Patrol - Troop C
06:18
Transcript:
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reference to the stolen vehicle out of Arkansas, Utah.
00:04
We have a warranting officer with eyes on the vehicle.
00:07
We're going to be attempting to stop 47 near Willow Road, State Howard 47 and Lower Road in Warranted.
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28[2].
00:29
You copy point to point traffic regarding a stolen vehicle at Arkansas that warrants is behind.
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10.3. I'm tempted to catch up.
00:39
The same vehicle that ran from 3.82 Friday night.
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2.28[2], I have a touch a tool call.
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Warren County, this is the Wilson Springs State.
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Vehicles failed to yield.
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Northbound on 47, South Rockfordchurch, Northbound from South Rockford, speeds of 100.
01:09
Your deputy in pursuit.
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Can you see if Lincoln County can snartore talk points?
01:21
Ten-four.
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On Spring. I look.
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Lincoln County from Weldon Spring State.
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This is Lincoln County.
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I'm copying that traffic.
01:42
It's traveling around a hour on 40 from Fort Worth Park Church Road.
01:47
We have a unit that's train in the area.
01:54
Number 3.
01:57
Do you have any unit from Latt or just information?
02:07
We don't have the trooper in pursuit?
02:11
1333-3-3-3-3.
02:18
As far as speeding up.
02:25
We're also reaching for something in his vehicle while our Moreton officer trying to catch up to him.
02:35
Um,
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Lee, Morenton's pretty far behind us.
02:39
Northbound 47 from Prairie View, 96 miles an hour.
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Duke.
02:50
103. 24, 228[2] in pursuit of 1010, you know that's on dispatched one, hold traffic and last rush.
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The traffic conditions, G28[2]?
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White traffic, she passed in a passing zone safely.
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97, northbound drone, the Lincoln County line.
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Light traffic 97 miles an hour north down 47 from the Lincoln County line.
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1210, okay?
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I'm clear. I'm just on with Troy.
03:27
1210, just north of Troy at 1010.
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Trix you clear?
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47 Highway U, he passed two cars, no oncoming.
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Your speeds.
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98, let's put another one safely,
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and just now passing Highway U, Northbound.
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Passing Highway U on 47, 98 Moulton R, passed another.
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North 47 from Cune Creek, 100 mile an hour.
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Traffic.
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Very light.
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Weather conditions.
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Sunny can try.
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Sunny.
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Okay,
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coming in the log point, 95 miles an hour.
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Pass the car, safely.
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Any hazardous movements, 228[2].
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E and D intersection.
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Passing the A&E intersection at 1012.
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Just on Highway D.
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North out on Highway D, David or E Edward?
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W.D. David.
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From all point.
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228[2], just be advised and also 1210 that the Warren County advise that the subject appear to be reaching for something when they were behind the vehicle use caution.
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Your speeds and traffic?
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Blind traffic 85, Highway D David and Turkey Creek Bottom Lane.
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Highway D. David and Turkey Creek Lane, 1013.
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Central, then well, no matter to shield northbound sixty one of Eadwork.
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...pound sixty one from E.
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Edward.
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Copper lane.
05:49
He's in the outfield lane.
05:51
I don't see any traffic.
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It's 28[2] at 10-13[1].
06:03
It wasn't a no-passing zone, but made it through safely.
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We're northbound continuing 85 miles an hour.
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Northway D, northbound D at 85 miles an hour.
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Traffic.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-13: Advise weather/road conditions
[2]
28: Vehicle registration check (10-28)
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Lincoln, MO 65338
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