Traffic stop of truck with vehicle on highway 58, Lane County OR
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a truck pulling a trailer with a vehicle was stopped on Highway 58 near milepost 9 westbound. Authorities confirmed vehicle details with some license plate numbers redacted for privacy.
Audio|Heard on: Lane County Fire and EMS, Oregon State Police / ODOT
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02:3
Transcript:
00:00
I located a truck pulling a trailer with a vehicle on the back from mile post 9 on 58 headed westbound.
00:14
Engine 4, Middick, 71, Outlet Lead, Catholic Community Services, 1025, G Street, cross the 10th and 12th Street.
00:23
By the page 26Ckey Baker, from 1, 1243.
00:31
53 he knows about it but I don't know if he's on our channel.
00:34
I'll wait for another unit before I'll let it.
00:39
Debbie, who's on traffic at 17, confirming you said you're westbound?
00:45
Okay, okay.
00:46
Okay.
00:51
So, it's correct.
01:00
Fresh 501 en route with Medic 201, Charlie Fall, Creswell Health and Rehab,
01:06
735 South 2nd Street, room 27.
01:09
Patients and 80-year-old females, conscious and breathing fell in the bathroom, injured forehead and back of her neck,
01:15
and possibly fainted cause the fall.
01:23
12-7 on that truck, it's going to be the correct one.
01:26
It's going to be 385, (name withheld) Boy.
01:29
It's going to be showing the CRV of 754, (name withheld), Edward, Mary.
01:39
Sure. I'm behind it now.
01:47
2533, what was the southern on the truck?
01:55
53.
01:57
12-7 on the truck is going to be 385 (name withheld) Boy.
02:01
I'm going to go back for a white pickup truck, Philly.
02:03
I'm going to call.
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OR-58, Oregon
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