Single vehicle accident in ditch near WV-93 and Appalachian Hwy, Davis WV
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TrafficA single vehicle did not stop at the intersection near WV-93 and Appalachian Highway, went down a hill, and ended up in a ditch. First responders are on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Tucker County Public Safety
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
Attention company, 20, EMS, any available law need to respond.
00:04
51 service team way, Davis,
00:07
single vehicle MVC, time of alert, 1834.
00:16
Before Tucker, I'll be 1017, where was the location?
00:20
One zero four, so you're responding 1834.
00:23
One zero four, this is going to be at the intersection of 93 and Appalachian Highway.
00:29
One vehicle, MVC,
00:32
they didn't stop at the intersection.
00:35
Hill in the ditch, go ahead.
00:41
Station two cops.
00:45
Feast, 1835.
00:48
Is this up at 9-3 intersection? We don't see anything in front of the station.
00:53
Ten four, sir.
00:54
One vehicle of these speed didn't stop at the stop sign went down over the hill.
00:58
Four.
01:07
Keep 20-agram.
01:09
Good,
01:12
20-togger.
01:13
Good.
01:16
And set our tones off again.
01:18
I've got an extended ETA.
01:19
I'm just turning on to the bottom of Sugar Land's Road heading that way.
01:46
Attention, Company, 20, Response 14-7-8-48, Appalachian Highway,
01:52
the intersection of 93 in Appalachian Highway for a single vehicle accident, out of second alert, 1837.
02:03
5-4 trucker on scene we got one vehicle every the embankment into that large ditch there crossing 93
02:14
10 4 1837 looks like they might be trying to pull it out but they're in that big ditch i doubt they're going to pull it out
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Location mentioned:
WV-93 & Appalachian Hwy, Davis, WV 26260
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