Abandoned damaged car creates traffic hazard on freeway, Dallas TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a gray Hyundai Tucson with major front-end damage and unsecured doors was found abandoned on southbound 345 near Woodall Rodgers Freeway in Dallas. A flatbed tow truck was requested to remove the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Dallas TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:9
Transcript:
00:00
4305, you're clear on a traffic hazard.
00:03
I'll be southbound 345 connecting around from eastbound Woodall.
00:09
4305, go ahead.
00:11
Traffic hazard, southbound 345 connected from eastbound Woodall.
00:17
One out of Missouri, Robert Charles three,
00:20
Charles nine, Nora should come back to a Hyundai Tucson gray in color.
00:26
Person in the lane of traffic on my right shoulder appears to be abandoned.
00:30
Why start me a flatbed?
00:32
Ten four.
00:35
4305, copy.
00:36
Conditions when ready.
00:39
Right.
00:41
Radio ignition intact.
00:43
All rims and wheels are intact as well.
00:45
And both front and back license plates are displayed.
00:51
Three of the four doors are unsecured and has major damage to the front end of the vehicle.
00:58
Proceed 425,
01:00
4305. We're able to get a return on that point out of Missouri?
01:06
Negative.
01:07
10-4, I'll get you the VIN here in a moment.
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Location mentioned:
Woodall Rodgers Fwy, Dallas, TX
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