Two-vehicle accident with injury on US 23 North near mile marker 234; vehicles swerved to avoid debris and one went into a ditch, causing traffic backup toward the Michigan state line., Lucas County OH
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TrafficTwo-vehicle accident with injury on US 23 North near mile marker 234; vehicles swerved to avoid debris and one went into a ditch, causing traffic backup toward the Michigan state line.
Audio|Heard on: Lucas County Law Enforcement - Northwest Dispatch
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Transcript:
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I was starting for an accident with injury[1].
00:03
U.S.
00:05
23 North at mile marker 234.
00:08
It's going to be a two vehicle accident.
00:14
They're disabled due to swerving to avoid debris.
00:17
It's going to be a red Saturn and a white minivan.
00:21
White minivans in a ditch.
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US 23 North at 234, 855.
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869 dispatch, I'll take that for 855.
00:32
Okay, 869.
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855, you're cut-eye.
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835.
00:37
I'm clearing if you can log me off.
00:40
Copy.
00:41
885 said we'll be in route.
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I have heard of all be in route.
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Everettile in route.
00:50
429, such I have one in custody.
00:54
One in custody, time is 1343.
00:56
Cruising route to the accident on 23 North, we did get an additional call.
01:01
They're going to be closer to the Michigan State lines, or is a semi-backed, three-quarters of a mile with ODOT putting barrels out, unsure if it's related?
01:13
80% is clear.
01:14
There's heavy traffic backed up.
01:17
Copy.
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accident with injury: Motor vehicle accident with injuries
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