Unattended RV and detached trailer block intersection in Kiefer, Kiefer OK
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TrafficAn RV was left running with its horn honking near Oklahoma and Broadway in Kiefer. A detached trailer rolled into the road but was moved off safely. Authorities responded to assess the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Creek County and Kellyville Public Safety
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04:55
Transcript:
00:09
One caller said it was over by Williams, the other caller said it was by the car wash,
00:18
slightly in the road.
00:24
They got two different locations.
00:46
There's a little pop-up camper right here at Oklahoma and Broadway.
00:52
It's off the road.
01:00
RP advises it's an RV that is pulled off the roadway near the mini storage at the intersection.
01:05
Says the vehicle is running and the horn is constantly honking.
01:10
Didn't see anybody around it.
01:45
I'll be out behind Perilla's Mexican restaurant and the tree line checking on a homeless.
02:08
I'm not seeing any kind of identifiers anywhere on it it's out of the road and parked in this house a lot
04:10
Negative contacts with an RV will be out with an occupied, Maroon,
04:16
four-door passenger van.
04:21
After speaking with both callers,
04:24
it sounds like maybe the trailer come unhooked from the truck.
04:28
First caller said that it appeared that it was still kind of rolling a little bit, and the truck was 100 feet or so in front of it.
04:38
It was in the roadway, and it sounds like he got out and manually moved it over off the road.
04:49
No further didn't appear that it hit anything or anybody was involved in it.
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Location mentioned:
W Broadway St, Kiefer, OK 74041
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