Vehicle accident reported with no injuries on highway, Jefferson County MO
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TrafficA vehicle accident occurred near Lee Pyle Road and U.S. Highway 67. Emergency units responded, but no injuries or hazardous packages were found. Highway patrol is on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Fire and EMS - Digital
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02:16
Transcript:
00:00
So, vehicle accident, 67 and Lee Pyle.
00:03
That's clear.
00:12
Respond to vehicle accidents with injuries at U.S.
00:16
Highway 67 and Lee Pile Road.
00:21
6224, 5714,
00:23
6047, and 60, 17.
00:27
Respond to vehicle accidents with injuries at U.S.
00:30
Highway 67 and Lee Pile Road.
00:33
Hematite Fire,
00:35
WPYY-895
00:44
Responding 1417.
00:48
5820. It's available.
00:49
6200. We're at sunrise.
00:51
Do you want to just stick with what's dispatch?
01:01
28, I'll show you available.
01:03
60, 200.
01:07
Go ahead, JFEL.
01:09
The day 28 just cleared from Sunrise School.
01:12
They're requiring if you would like them to respond or just keep the current response.
01:18
This is how we've got right now.
01:21
It's cleared 28 in Qatby?
01:23
We're clear, thank you.
01:26
Jeff, that's 62 or one responding.
01:29
60201 responding, 1418.
01:44
6224 respondent.
01:46
Units responding 67L8Piles originally a pickup truck at Cross Median, 3D Cables.
01:53
I have trails on the scene advising there is no injuries and no pockage.
02:01
647 available.
02:03
647 available, 1418.
02:11
Yeah, Bill, it's a few hundred.
02:13
They say highway patrol is on scene.
02:15
Hey, affirmative.
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Location mentioned:
Lee Pyle Rd & US Hwy 67, Plattin Township, MO 63020
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