Hit-and-run sparks urgent response near I-80 and Route 115, Blakeslee PA
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TrafficTwo-vehicle crash near Route 115 and I-80 saw one driver flee toward Tannersville, prompting concern over a possible hit-and-run.
Audio|Heard on: Pocono Mountain Regional Police
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02:56
Transcript:
00:00
Control to a Yank unit for a zone 3 MVA.
00:14
8274 Route 115 and I-80 eastbound near the exit 284, negative injuries,
00:24
and the big place are on the scene.
00:30
Fifty four.
00:31
All right, Tim.
00:35
Thank you, 54 receives.
00:37
Trooper is a request and you respond.
00:38
Now they're just going to be yours.
00:42
54,
00:48
true. Let me have.
00:49
MVA yel-huh.
00:51
Bridge.
00:53
Okay, 54 is there.
01:01
Do you want to afford a control power 54?
01:06
Okay, you're on 406.
01:19
Control, you can't send one-five for a phone call.
01:24
991, I'll get up from CAD.
01:41
54 patrol can you 1010 change 8 for 2 your white cargo van one with front-end damage one with rear axle damage Scott
01:56
8504 safe
02:01
control you guys down 4 for hit and run
02:12
Nakedegov Boulevard in Church Avenue.
02:14
One vehicle took off, last being headed towards Tannersville.
02:18
It's going to be a great bull flag in on the ridge.
02:20
Negative injuries call is off the side of the road in a great Toyota.
02:23
We ain't notified because of my township as well.
02:28
Go.
02:37
Chion AK9-004 for an NDA.
02:41
Lincoln 91,
02:44
940 in Knox Street, two vehicles negative injuries, call this in a great Kia.
02:54
Just the advice they are blocking the roadway.
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Location mentioned:
1-80 PA-115, Blakeslee, PA 18610
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