Non injury traffic accident on interstate near Ronald Reagan Parkway, Brownsburg IN
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TrafficA non-injury traffic accident occurred eastbound on Interstate 74 near mile marker 68.7 and Ronald Reagan Parkway. Medics were initially requested but later cancelled.
Audio|Heard on: Hendricks County Police - Dispatch
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02:20
Transcript:
00:00
32 or 31 for a non-information accident mile marker 68.7 i 74 eastbound it's going to be a dark truck eastbound past Ronald Reagan around the underpass we do that medics and around
00:25
21 start Brownsburg they take 74 all the way to a thousand which is the inner press that you might be talked about Brownsburg units take 68.7 I-74 eastbound for an information accident
00:45
bolt 13 number 5 you had to send it to a day shift on duty
00:53
That's my deal, Cheryl.
01:00
To care, flyway radio traffic, go ahead.
01:06
...accident with 13 number 22.
01:09
Clear.
01:14
For 33 years to back for a disturbance, it's near Misty Grove apartment 200 to 202.
01:21
There's people banging on the neighbor's doors in 202 and there's two guys outside.
01:29
Surgeage. All right.
01:36
Lower 26 for disturbance, near Misty Grove, our piece says someone outside the door, doesn't know who it is.
01:44
26.
01:49
12-009, you can do 26's run to 36 and 33's run.
01:55
Control Thorpe Cairn, 22.
02:00
22.
02:01
Go ahead.
02:03
We're going to be at the bottom of the eastbound ramp of Ronald Reagan Parkway.
02:08
Clear, information.
02:09
We make contact with the first party indicating no injuries, medics disregarded.
02:13
All right, we have, he confirmed that.
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Location mentioned:
Ronald Reagan Pkwy, Brownsburg, IN
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