Vehicle accident on I-35 southbound near exit 412, Glenn Heights TX
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle accident occurred on I-35 southbound near exit 412 involving a white GMC and a white Chevy with a trailer. One vehicle ended up upright in a ditch with major damage. The accident is not blocking traffic.
Audio|Heard on: Ellis County Public Safety
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01:37
Transcript:
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Medic 3 is out, one vehicle in the ditch, upright,
00:03
major damage.
00:05
I'll be out investigating.
00:08
You'll receive medic 3 on scene, one vehicle upright in the ditch, major damage, out investigating at 1421.
00:18
Check addresses, though, just have fire off.
00:25
Acknowledgment; message received or understood, I got it down my computer's up.
00:39
Thank you, ma'am.
00:44
Service at 1,400.
00:46
Myself and 11-11, we'll cover just four for him.
00:51
Thank you.
00:56
Accident minor on I-35 Southbound, Accident minor on I-35 Southbound.
01:02
Near the exit,
01:04
412 on the Southbound side, not blocking traffic on the shoulder, a white GMC versus a white Chevy with a trailer.
01:11
Reporting party said he spoke with (name withheld).
01:13
(Name withheld) told him to call Glenn Heights.
01:15
He said it happened a quarter mile back from where they are now.
01:20
That's going to be at the (name withheld) accident.
01:27
Southbound side of I-35.
01:32
I'll be en route.
01:34
It sounds like going to be the (name withheld).
01:36
Get out there and confirm it.
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Location mentioned:
FM664 & Ovilla Rd, Glenn Heights, TX 75154
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