Vehicle disabled in ditch near County Road J, Adams County WI
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TrafficA vehicle is disabled in the ditch near County Road J east of 11th Avenue. The driver called for a tow from Murray's. Officers confirmed the situation and are awaiting the tow's estimated arrival. The scene is considered a hazard.
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01:56
Transcript:
00:00
I'm not sure if it's going to be another incident or if it's the same one, but I have a disabled vehicle that's in the ditch.
00:16
It's going to be on County Road J.
00:17
John. It's going to be actually to the east of 11th Ave.
00:21
I'll get you a 1020 here shortly.
00:29
Toine, Apprentice for 1043, I believe that's going to be the vehicle.
00:33
It's going to be one in the ditch in the vehicle, attempting to pull it out.
00:39
Check.
00:42
Twain. I'm first.
00:43
We're out of Wisconsin, 1028, (number withheld).
00:45
One ready.
00:49
(number withheld).
00:52
Adam Ton, Adam, 94, 94, Adam, Adam, Tom, Adam,
00:56
94, 94, Adam, 94, 1027 could be out of Wisconsin, Sierra Cleland.
01:03
So far.
01:11
29, French.
01:14
29.
01:21
Everything's sent to with the driver, however she's requesting Murray's to get her out.
01:27
If you can get the ET from him, I'll have to respond back out here when he pulls her out.
01:31
It's going to be a hazard.
01:34
That's fun.
01:41
Stretch up 29.
01:45
29, glute.
01:48
Murray's in Rome, E.T.A.
01:50
20 to 25.
01:55
29, 104.
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County Rd J, Wisconsin
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