Older white sedan crashes into pole and flees, Frederick County MD
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TrafficA white older model sedan with a flat tire and a light out crashed into a power pole near Modern Station Road and Loder Station Road. The crash caused a power outage and an unknown substance leak. The vehicle fled the scene and its location is unknown.
Audio|Heard on: Frederick County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, State Police
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02:34
Transcript:
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First of all cars attempt to locate the area near Modern Station Road, there is a white,
00:14
older model sedan driving with a light out and a flat tire heading northbound.
00:21
Tisc locate, take appropriate, relayed through this station, KG891-8 at 2148.
00:32
Update, the power is out in the area.
00:40
New Design Stadium, Maryland 8, Charles Boy, 0719.
00:45
Thank you. Thank you.
00:53
Yep.
00:59
23 is drawn for 911 one bellcourt apartment, 685, west half the circle.
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2148.
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104.
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12,
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Frederick, I got it, I'm right here.
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412, 104, 423, 108.
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12, 104, 423, 108.
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23, traffic.
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435
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8 George John 4863 when I was that guy And 4.
01:50
15 northbound and modern station weird
01:58
Okay, you said you go to northbound.
02:01
Yes, and they did take out a pole.
02:06
Okay, I'm sorry.
02:10
Negative, uh, just an older white sedan.
02:15
Okay, I'm in here.
02:17
The Paul came in saying they were traveling southbound at Latter Station Road.
02:22
I believe the pole was taken down in the area near Loder Station Road and 16 northbound.
02:28
He took out a power pole and he's leaking something.
02:31
We do not know what direction or if he got a 1-0.50.
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Station Roads, MD 21769
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