Disabled vehicle partially blocks lane near west street and highway 50, Elizabethtown IN
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TrafficAn officer reported multiple hazard lights on the road near West Street and Highway 50 and found a disabled vehicle partially blocking the right lane. The vehicle was unattended at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Southeastern Indiana Public Safety
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03:59
Transcript:
00:00
There's a bunch of hazard lights in front of me.
00:06
I want to go check and make sure it's not a big crash.
00:10
Quick.
00:20
5 v. Victor 8 v.
00:23
A. Adam 532 X-X-ray 7, M.
00:27
Mary, (number withheld).
00:52
The Oak Meadows addresses that the bus address.
00:57
It is. I'm just right across each with them and to the ditch.
01:02
Click.
01:13
4239.
01:16
So...
01:17
When we get flipped, keep your truck at the top of the bridge there so they can see us where they cross the hill.
01:25
Oh,
01:31
let's fly the roadway.
01:34
Sir.
01:44
You copy of plate for the rents.
01:48
Go ahead.
01:50
In the end of God's plate, David,
01:53
(name withheld) Henry, (number withheld), issue on a maroon shipping.
02:00
Four others.
02:19
T243.
02:20
23, go ahead.
02:23
I'm 1023. Passenger vehicle is going to be partially in the right lane as a right leg taken, so I'm going to be on the left shoulder.
02:28
Oh.
02:44
All right, that'd be back and route to 65 south.
02:52
I'm going to be out with a 1046, 400 west and 50.
03:08
Indiana Gelligress.
03:10
David Nora Ida, 637.
03:15
25 minutes.
03:39
Clear?
03:44
You see if he's in Skillman, see if there's a phone number for him.
03:56
There's nobody in or around the vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
West St, Elizabethtown, IN 47232
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