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CT Insider · @ctinsider
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820
Runtime
4:59
Speaking pace
165wpm
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3min
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He's doing 132 miles an hour down 91 South. >> What when was this? What time? >> Uh I could look at the call, but it was maybe like a couple hours ago now. >> Yeah, >> couple hours ago now. >> I left 9:30 for a job. >> Yeah. Well, >> see he he was going to make it there pretty quick. >> Um so he took off from me. failed to stop doing 132 mph down 91 South. Okay. The reason
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| Average words per sentence | 7.6 |
| Longest sentence | 32 words |
| Questions asked | 19 |
| Sentences containing a number | 20 |
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He's doing 132 miles an hour down 91 South. >> What when was this? What time? >> Uh I could look at the call, but it was maybe like a couple hours ago now. >> Yeah, >> couple hours ago now. >> I left 9:30 for a job. >> Yeah. Well, >> see he he was going to make it there pretty quick. >> Um so he took off from me. failed to stop doing 132 mph down 91 South. Okay. The reason why I got the I'm here now is because we have license plate readers.
Okay. It picks up the car. All right. Here. Is that your brother? >> It's my son. >> Well, no, your >> Oh, my brother. >> Yeah. Your brother already confirmed that either your son was driving or somebody else was driving. All I ultimately need for him to do is come forward because if he doesn't, your brother's going to get arrested for owner liability. So if you want to give your son a call, >> which police station was? >> State police. >> So where does he have to know? >> If you can call him right now and tell him to come back. >> He's at a job interview. >> How when was his interview? >> It's right now at 11. >> Okay.
He >> I if you want to shoot him a text and say he needs to come to 100 Washington Street >> Troop H >> by 1:00 >> or is that Seymour? >> Seymour. He's in Seymour. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you try giving him a call and just leave him a voicemail while I'm here? I want to creep him on this trap interview. >> All right. So, you need to call him because I'm telling you to. If you don't, you're going to get pinched for interfering. >> Is there like what is the charge you guys have? >> So, there's 11 charges. >> Video? >> Yes. >> Do you have a video? >> Yes.
It's on my dash cam. And you have LPR hits which are all along the highway that picks up his plate which will all be get sent to court. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Is it possible to see that? >> It's all going to sent to court and your your uh uncle already or your brother your brother already confirmed he was driving the car today. >> I mean we're not saying he wasn't driving the car. >> No, I I completely understand that. And on top of it, if we want to go the route, I'll seize the car.
I'll write a search warrant which will also get the GPS monitored in it and it will show that he was passing me at the exact GPS coordinates of my car. So that's the route we could go. >> No, no, I'm not saying but saying like you didn't see that. Obviously it wasn't. >> Yeah, you didn't see me cuz you're doing 132 miles an hour. When I lit you up, you can weave in and out of traffic. It's all on camera. >> I had cruise control all the way from >> You didn't have cruise control, Daddy.
My my laser is calibrated every single day. I got you from 1396 feet away. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just >> at 132 mph in the left lane. Okay. I'm not going to argue with you out here. >> I'm telling you straight up. I I wouldn't be putting you in handcuffs if I didn't have probable cause to. >> All right. >> Dude, I don't even know. They said they pulled me over. But >> you didn't see >> Oh, yeah. He stopped. So, >> no. >> Well, he didn't play pull over because he took off.
You don't remember? >> I didn't see no comp lights. >> How fast were you going? >> I checked my speed every second. I was I didn't go past 80. >> I had cruise control all the way from my house to Seymour. >> What kind of car were you in? >> I was in my white Mercedes. >> Okay. >> What time was this at? Do you know >> that he caught you speeding at 8:55? >> That's when it was punched at >> Wait, what? like 8:55. >> 8:55 this morning. >> 8:55. >> No, that's that's not right because 8:55. >> Well, who else is driving your car? >> No one. >> You guys have the wrong car. >> 855.
I was at >> I woke up at 95. court. Where's Where's >> No, that's that's not right. >> Can you start using Dropboxes if I was >> So, it's 8:55 in the morning. >> Yeah. >> Save it. No, it's 8:55 at night. I mean, it's 12:00 in the afternoon. So, yes, it was this morning.
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