Traffic collision blocking intersection near route 2 and main, Chelan County WA
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TrafficA traffic collision is blocking the intersection near Route 2 and Main Street. Multiple patrol units and Tom Mobile have been dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Chelan and Douglas Counties Sheriff, Fire and EMS, Washington State Patrol
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02:44
Transcript:
00:00
10504-1-Hachy, closing traffic.
00:03
10-street-4.
00:05
US 2 and Main Street.
00:07
It's a two-call, we're going to be blocking the intersection.
00:13
Verify requesting eight.
00:17
Go ahead and 10 a.m.
00:19
airbag between a minute.
00:23
1034, advising eight precautionary, 901.
00:26
Three to six, these roll up and around.
00:29
Three zero six in route.
00:32
Other mobile try now.
00:37
Five, six one, I'll be wrong.
00:40
That's a phone, neither one.
00:52
347.
00:56
347901.
01:02
Evercom, North Patrol, a reopen assist agency for ANI.
01:07
K-204. K-206-0-902.
01:08
K-202.
01:30
From Cascade, I'm June 2929-8939-193, a sick person at near US Highway 2.
01:39
Highway 2.
01:40
Six person near US Highway 2.
01:44
Highway 2,
01:45
Mike Lanche, 9-033.
01:51
123.
01:58
There's a POM unit that way to be in the middle.
02:03
See and around the vehicle.
02:09
Very broken signal.
02:10
Verify requesting ETom mobile.
02:12
Contact machines throughout 2Mapples 103.
02:15
Right.
02:17
AIM unit.
02:22
Okay, 108, parking.
02:24
Call 41.
02:27
Mackey patrols, go ahead of Tom Mobile available to contact the Route 2 Main Street, milepost 103 for collision-blocking intersection.
02:38
Tom 2452 and out.
02:42
Tom 245-2-0.
02:43
Tom 245-2-905.
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Location mentioned:
US-2 & Main St, Washington 98847
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