Traffic accident near truck stop with leaking vehicle, Louise TX
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TrafficA traffic accident occurred near the Louise truck stop on U.S. 59 involving a vehicle leaking gas. The male driver was walking at the scene and no major injuries were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Wharton County Public Safety
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02:46
Transcript:
00:00
Any available unit, just beat by accident major accident on U.S. 59.
00:07
59, any area that Louise truck stop, attention to get further at this time.
00:16
Good row.
00:22
It's what is out in there?
00:31
We see the 51, you can go ahead and head to Luis.
00:38
Clear.
00:43
1510, warden route to the same.
00:44
1610, warden route to the same.
00:47
16, 10.
00:48
Pitching-on-3 warden.
00:56
Are they asking for a grass singer or a tanker? Vote during Tanger.
01:05
That's great.
01:07
One-on-one trip.
01:10
One-on-one trip.
01:12
One-on-one.
01:18
Down the block of east my mom, a William Harry Sam 2549, William Harry Sam 2549.
01:26
One-one, please.
01:31
By his vehicle is going to be in the median, driver is walking around,
01:36
but the truck is leaking gas.
01:46
Fourth or not be a route to the Louis Strux up until fire department has spoken on scene.
01:54
Sorry.
02:00
Small ones in route.
02:03
Very one. One.
02:05
One.
02:09
One do.
02:11
One. One. One.
02:15
(number withheld)
02:26
that's the bridge and make a right to get to the property believe they're in the wrong area
02:39
It's going to be one male driver.
02:41
It's going to be up and walking around it at this time.
02:43
No major injuries.
02:46
Nice, sir.
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Location mentioned:
US-59, Louise, TX 77455
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