Disabled vehicle moved off roadway at Pomfret and Livingston, Bryans Road MD
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TrafficAn officer responded to a disabled vehicle near Pomfret and Livingston Road. The vehicle was moved off the roadway, and the homeowner allowed it to remain until a tow truck arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Charles County Law Enforcement
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02:26
Transcript:
00:00
10405. I'm out with that 10406.
00:02
It's going to be near Livingston and Pomfret Road.
00:07
24705. The 1 lane.
00:12
247. 24. 81.
00:19
It was moved off the roadway.
00:21
742 might have a 10-5[1] here shortly.
00:25
7.
00:30
634, homey out of S-189.
00:34
Check and advise.
00:37
1046-33.
00:42
Number one.
00:43
Another unit would be helpful if you can check on MSP.
00:47
10.
00:53
104. I can start that way the means on.
00:58
104.730.
01:00
242.
01:04
242.
01:06
From the dash in here to Burberry Street to Burberry Street,
01:13
Adult Mail starting is going to be 7.
01:19
24.6-0-500.
01:22
17.
01:24
7.9.
01:28
If you can go ahead and cancel the town, I'm put them back at the top of the LISP, marine's right in town.
01:35
100.
01:40
742, arrival.
01:45
742.
01:48
Ending is 75.9.
01:51
75.9024.
01:58
Oceans
01:59
Ocean King Yeah, one foot, a rise.
02:10
That's... The 19.
02:14
17.
02:21
The homeowner was fine with the car staying there until the tow can come and get it.
02:25
I'll be clear with the acreage report.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-5: Relay message
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Location mentioned:
Pomfret Rd & Livingston Rd, Bryans Road, MD 20646
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