Semi-truck rollover traps driver in Linn County, Cedar Rapids IA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a semi-truck rolled over in Linn County, Iowa, trapping the driver inside. The driver was conscious, breathing, and talking but could not exit the vehicle. The driver later got out and had a significant hand cut. Two commercial vehicles were involved and debris covered the road. Lane 2 was closed due to the accident.
Audio|Heard on: Linn County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Reference, uh, accident at the 275.
00:03
It sounds like the driver is conscious breathing, talking, but trapped inside.
00:12
For far, we have four units and Ralph will fight them.
00:17
Yeah,
00:19
as responding to the semi-rollover.
00:25
417, they're just a couple of little-liter count.
00:28
Continuing,
00:30
the driver is conscious breathing and talking but is trapped in the semi at this time.
00:39
Super.
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349.
00:44
Sorry, I move my mind to cut you off.
00:47
The record started, please.
00:49
10-4[1].
00:54
Sir Rappas, 322.
01:03
It looks like the street truck.
01:05
It's from the Mount Ditch.
01:07
There's another truck.
01:09
It's two vehicles.
01:11
There's a truck in a trailer,
01:13
like at one time calling a trailer, so we'll be a record for that.
01:24
Let me get closed.
01:26
Lean 2 is closed.
01:27
I are going to get your micropoc.
01:30
Lain Cesar get fined.
01:32
Pepper, lane 2 is blocked.
01:38
6-4-35-128.
01:41
Go ahead. Go ahead.
01:47
Tap like T.M.C is not notified.
01:50
Here I have a George George Charles (number withheld) GGC (number withheld) 10.25 of black, another 7 both side of genital.
02:06
32 just checking was the one ton truck and trailer that needs to be towed on its side or
02:16
Yeah, they're on their wheels.
02:18
It's like a 30-foot enclosed trailer and a crew cap one-ton truck.
02:27
County out of May 6 is available.
02:34
See, Rapids, just one of them know.
02:36
There's a bunch of debris with it.
02:37
I think this truck would stop when the other one hit it.
02:42
Never.
02:46
28 on the Texas truck.
02:49
Go ahead.
02:54
The driver is the driver's out in standing.
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I'll talk to it.
02:58
1043.
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104.
03:05
Just left the post.
03:12
If you want to take the Q, keep back and up with it, that would be great.
03:18
County, out of May 6, we're out to Valley High.
03:21
7.86, so far.
03:26
No ahead for 322, I'm out.
03:32
County, out of 87 somewhere.
03:36
Out of 87, so far.
03:43
He's got a pretty good laceration to his hand.
03:47
Let me sort this out.
03:49
I'm not sure yet.
03:51
123,
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23. The time 41133.
04:01
Go ahead.
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352 on 23. If you can go up to the scene, these are both going to be commercial motor vehicles.
04:20
Really far.
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Really far.
04:28
Right there, it's probably good.
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285.
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June 9-5.
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So forth.
04:39
Great there is probably good.
04:43
Kenforth. See your after (number withheld).
04:46
23,
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1135.
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Super at 1135.
04:53
Super at 1135.
04:59
Cedar rappers 123.
05:01
123. 123.
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