Traffic collision with injuries on I‑85 southbound near mile marker 20; multiple units responded and two lanes shut down., Anderson County SC
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TrafficTraffic collision with injuries on I‑85 southbound near mile marker 20; multiple units responded and two lanes shut down.
Audio|Heard on: Anderson County Public Safety
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02:5
Transcript:
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Tiny 24, post A, 10-50[1] with injuries, I-85 southbound,
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10.53.
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Thank you. Thank you very much for when I'm hearing out.
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Ten, four.
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Panger 3rd Rackoff.
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10,
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4.
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Kvizer's false.
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3.3. 0.0. 2.
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Nidu 261, age is 26.
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It's going to be at the 20 mile marker, it's going to be in the bar of left lane all the way against the wall.
00:41
No.
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Central 619, I'm back to date and let's see.
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Copy 619.
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617, Central U104.
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Timbler.
01:01
Central 15, that's amazing, and having that downtown.
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Tommy.
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Copy, I'll see all.
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Actually,
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33. My cabs down, is there any updates on Centerville yet?
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Just as the Silver Mazda and 1052 is 1023.
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Okay.
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Central Alphabet.
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All right.
01:35
All right.
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What other vehicle to be able to share? A black Toyota rev?
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All right, got it.
01:49
Fire control, he's in 26.
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We all have two lanes,
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85 shutdown. We'll have two lanes, 85 shut down.
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We'll take everybody out of vehicles.
01:59
Copy channel, seen no two command, two lanes of 85 shutdown.
02:03
Pughey, 26, same track down.
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[1]
10-50: Traffic accident
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