Vehicle crash with intoxicated driver near diamond street, Fairmont WV
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Alcohol ViolationAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle went over an embankment near Diamond Street and struck a shed. The driver, an older male, was found and appeared intoxicated.
Audio|Heard on: Marion County Law Enforcement
Listen to dispatch call
02:15
Transcript:
00:00
Near Diamond Street
00:02
Have a vehicle that has flipped over the hill hanging on the wall and behind the residence,
00:12
gray and color brake.
00:14
Go ahead.
00:16
Caller advised, she saw someone walking towards a brick apartment, unsure if the person was involved in the accident or not.
00:23
Caller advised, she yelled out, no answer.
00:28
Hasler. Hasler.
00:33
Serian 31. Sirian 31.
00:38
Yes.
00:44
Coker Village.
00:50
The caller advised that she found an older male on the ground laying in the snow.
00:57
She assisted him back to his house.
01:01
He had told her that he wrecked his vehicle and she believed he may have been intoxicated.
01:07
Break.
01:09
Good.
01:15
Then advised after she dropped him off at his house,
01:19
she noticed that it looked like there was a shed that had been struck by a vehicle down the embankment from that shed.
01:29
I believe that might be his vehicle that he wrecked.
01:35
Acknowledgment message received.
01:41
41, man.
01:48
Is that shed on his property?
01:55
Negative, it's somebody else's property in the trailer park break.
02:01
Good.
02:03
I think if you take the first entrance and then continue straight,
02:09
I think that's the hill it went over, and there's supposed to be a shed somewhere in that area that was hit.
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Location mentioned:
Diamond St, Fairmont, WV 26554
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