Rollover crash on interstate 93 causes lane shutdown, Campton NH
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TrafficEmergency responders were sent to a rollover crash involving a vehicle on northbound Interstate 93 near mile marker 83.2 in Campton, New Hampshire. The crash caused lane closures and a vehicle was found in the median. A caller reported a deer hit vehicle near exit 29 and moved the vehicle there for safety.
Audio|Heard on: Coos and Grafton Counties Police and Fire
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01:55
Transcript:
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To units responding in Campton, I have two other callers putting it at 83.2 northbound in the median.
00:10
619, I have a rollover at 83.
00:15
10-5[1]-619, I'll put you off on it there.
00:19
Roll over at the median.
00:22
10-5[1]-619, I'll put you off on it and Lakes has already been notified.
00:32
635 on south.
00:37
Entry through Beth.
00:39
I just got off the phone with the caller, the deer versus motor vehicle, stated they didn't feel safe where they had ended up and they've driven the car close to exit 29.
00:53
She had nothing better as far as a location.
00:59
All you're saying that, I'm going to advise them how to get a hospital vaccine report.
01:09
625
01:13
625 625 You get an attachment to that roll over from understasy
01:26
611 on south to be off with the roll over
01:34
Promptive.
01:40
Line shut down.
01:43
10-5[1], on the northbound side.
01:50
We're going to have to roll over as well.
01:53
It's 25609 off at the rollover.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-5: Relay (Transmit message)
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Location mentioned:
I-93, Campton, NH
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