Traffic crash with no injuries on Route 980, Canonsburg PA
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TrafficA traffic crash occurred near the 1300 block of Route 980 and West Pike Street. A male driver involved was angry and yelling but no injuries were reported. The vehicle ended up off the northbound lane on Route 519.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Police Zone 2
Listen to dispatch call
02:16
Transcript:
00:00
25[2] 31 another 25 units sprawls band on West Pike Street that getting kind of slick here The older 20[3] is already
00:29
20[3]30, roughly said a crash in the 1300 block of Route 980.
00:34
Caller reported that the male from the other vehicle is currently mad and yelling.
00:45
Copy her a minute now.
00:57
25[2]31 control 2531 go ahead 2531 go ahead
01:05
I'll be 23[1] vehicles on side.
01:09
Northbound lane 519 looks like the driver is out of the vehicle.
01:12
Stand by for update.
01:16
Tempor, we did get updated information from caller involved.
01:20
Supposed be no injuries there.
01:27
31 control, that's confirmed, no injuries.
01:29
No.
01:37
25[2].35, control, 28[4].
01:43
25[2]31, go ahead.
01:46
Zulu, whiskey, golf.
01:48
6959, 9. 5.9.
01:58
25[2]32, just 2531, where do you want to be in?
02:07
25[2]31 on Zulu Whiskey Golf 6959.
02:10
It's a 1977 Ford.
02:13
Tula 20[3]26, everything's good, 29 is negative.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
23: On scene/arrived at location
[2]
25: Request to meet in person / make contact
[3]
20: Location ("What's your 20?" = what's your location)
[4]
28: Vehicle registration check (returns valid)
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Location mentioned:
PA-980, Canonsburg, PA 15317
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