White SUV crashes on bridge causing road closure, Kennebec County ME
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a white Chevrolet Blazer crashed on a bridge while traveling northbound and took the exit to Main Street near Ryan's Drive. This caused a road closure in the Kennebec County area. Officers are managing traffic stops and road closures related to the crash.
Audio|Heard on: Kennebec, Somerset, and Waldo County Fire Departments
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02:50
Transcript:
00:00
Started on the northbound side, a sedan PC-630, boy (name withheld).
00:06
Again, started northbound side, crashed on the bridge, took the exit to Main Street, went under the over the last scene entering the cell found side.
00:14
It's no longer behind it.
00:19
This other street, that's also they can close it.
00:21
Here, it's a 14 close, well.
00:37
The plate comes back to a white Chevy Blazer home base is Old Town.
00:50
14.
00:57
I'll be out with 14.
00:59
And I believe 128 if I choose out on Ryan's Drive, hopefully.
01:05
I'll show you out.
01:07
Also in Bullets,
01:11
we put in a road closure in Marks.
01:13
Maywater when we went there.
01:18
Ava then.
01:27
I'm sorry. I can't see if you're both in the second vehicle.
01:48
Are you clear?
01:54
Channel 5, clear, keep me a pass.
01:57
We're going to have some notes.
02:01
No. No.
02:08
3.4, I guess.
02:14
I'll be clear that slide outside next.
02:17
You can close it.
02:18
I'll copy you back.
02:23
21.
02:25
I guess you can close both my calls for me, sir.
02:27
Copy that about that.
02:34
One of five at St.
02:36
Morris at St.
02:37
John.
02:39
No.
02:46
No. No.
02:50
1044.
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Kennebec County, ME
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