Semi-truck blocks traffic and forces vehicle off highway, Monroe County WI
TrafficA semi-truck was blocking traffic and weaving between lanes near the 165 and 163 exits on the highway in Monroe County, Wisconsin. Two drivers had a verbal conflict, and one driver forced the other vehicle off the road. The ramp was blocked and police responded to clear the area. There were no weapons or physical violence reported.
Audio|Source: Monroe County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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To Forrest, Rock, N, Jane County Carters, 1065, still on the black Kenworth sporting party call back again.
00:06
So that this, a semi is not letting anyone pass, still unable to maintain lane going from left to right.
00:12
They're now passing the 165 west.
00:18
One through is your, I think.
00:33
I've got the correct name card for that 911 hang up in there. If you're able to merge those two, I'm guessing that other one's a duplicate and you can clear it off.
01:03
Go ahead. Now through as part of mail.
01:07
1938.
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Number.
01:15
Go ahead. Go ahead.
01:16
Yeah,
01:19
Wisconsin in front of the former farm is Adam William Frank, 1163.
01:25
Four.
01:27
Four units all with them. Okay.
01:31
And four.
01:34
Serpian major truck stops off. One road 1232, put you out in the trouble with party. And one of them was walking right in the middle of the ramp.
01:45
Is she still on scene? Is she looking for charges or do you just want her gone?
01:54
T3 exit ramps got the door but she's still yelling at them.
01:59
Time for...
02:07
Does she have a warrant? 1.30.
02:11
The semi-guide... I'm double-checking.
02:13
I ran her on Friday when he claims the same thing.
02:16
I see Gab is issued a warrant on Friday, but I called Sock Tony at that time. They do not have it in hand. It's not entering the system.
02:22
We cannot extradate on it.
02:24
If you stop them, the sunlight is getting harassed to stop by another sunlight at the top of the ramp.
02:31
The RFP is in a car.
02:37
That's unfortunate.
02:38
She's got no return, just that one that was issued that we don't have papers on.
02:45
Double.
02:48
12 and around same traffic and being around. His RFU is on the hole with my partner and he's continually yelling at the truck driver and not listening to her.
03:02
124, have me, he'll be 76.
03:05
24. The report is her to Caden Minnet out of Rockland as far as 1 of 26.
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Caden's my driver.
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Down four.
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1030 on 23 and apparently were blocking the entire ramp off.
03:26
Your driver is valid, negative amign, negative probation, no bond.
03:39
In 43, your subject in your white truck is literally the RP,
03:43
he cut the black truck off and forced him to exit and stop.
03:47
12-in-row, she's just looking for her to leave then.
03:53
Tedford, you would like her to leave the property due to her behavior in front of the children that are inside.
04:02
Ominroe, is she trying to actively force entry to the house?
04:07
So... 124, 130.
04:09
Do you mean me 33 or 1040? Not anymore, I don't think.
04:12
She was just trying to push her way back into the door, but he had the door locked.
04:16
He believes that her mother may be able to pick her up as mother lives somewhere in the area, but unsure.
04:25
Or just give me a heads up if she ends up leaving.
04:30
It's going to be a little bit over there.
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10-4[1]. 3-0.
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130. 1-30. 20-8.
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10-4[1], 1942. That's 65 trailer tight will be out of North Dakota.
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10-4[1]. 10-4.
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And for 43, I'm getting the ramp back up and we're moving to the truck stop behind the McDonald's and the 163 exit.
05:02
Devise that they're going over to McDonald's.
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Step 4.
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124 I copy.
05:09
Just passed in the 176.
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