Personal injury truck accident near South 150 and West 775, Hendricks County IN
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TrafficA truck flipped over near South 150 and West 775 in Marion Township. The driver was trapped upside down but later got out safely. An off-duty officer arrived on scene. The road was icy.
Audio|Heard on: Hendricks County Police - Dispatch
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02:15
Transcript:
00:00
Information only.
00:01
I now have a personal injury accident near South 150 and West 775 for a truck that has flipped over, unknown injuries, fire is en route.
00:13
You could send it to me?
00:17
Clear.
00:22
32 Edward 15 information only we received an additional call from the driver she states that she is still in the vehicle upside down possible entrapment being held in with her seat belt 15 is please.
00:43
Control 33 31 31 a thousand north is back open clear clear.
00:58
123032 close mail with an accident report go ahead and send me the one on 775 west clear.
01:13
12, Edward 32, start for welfare check, 2201, Reeves Road, RP states there is a red Peterbilt semi-licenslate Tom Union Boy 5416 that has been idling since Monday, unknown if it's occupied.
01:33
Control, I'll date.
01:34
You can send it to me.
01:36
Give a date.
01:37
12 over 32, sending you a harassment run, TX to start.
01:42
13.
01:48
14, Sam 6, headquarters has traffic.
01:55
32, Edward 22, Edward 22, head check.
01:58
Control.
02:02
Go ahead.
02:05
Information only. We now have a Whitestown off-duty officer that has arrived on scene to that accident.
02:11
You want you to slow your run at the sheet of ice.
02:13
The occupant is out of the vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
S County Rd 775 W & W County Rd 150 S, Marion Township, IN 46121
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