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Police end chase of stolen vehicle after high speedsNoble County IN

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Noble County, IN

Police chased a blue Hyundai Sonata suspected of being stolen. The vehicle reached speeds up to 80 mph northbound on Anthony near Paulding. The chase ended when the vehicle headed westbound on McKinney due to high speed concerns.

Audio|Source: Noble County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Foreway and Post Allen County Information. Forwarding City has a vehicle pursued for a stolen vehicle.
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Northbound Anthony from Paulding speeds were 80 and they're slowing down.
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Fortin City, what type of vehicle is it?
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There's going to be a blue Hyundai Sonata, plate of (number withheld).
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Forwarding Post-Forway and ceding further.
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The vehicle will more than likely not be in NCIC-9 yet. We were responding to an address to take the report for this, so it has not been entered yet, and the officers located it.
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Allent, double-counting signal 37.
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There you...
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Nelson.
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Four-way and post, four-way in city. We have terminated the pursuit due to speed, locking headed westbound McKinney.

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