Two-vehicle accident on route 3 at Bissell with road blockage, Madison IL
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TrafficA two-vehicle accident occurred on Route 3 near Bissell in Madison. The vehicles involved were a black BMW and a silver Mercedes. There is road blockage and injuries are unknown. The accident may also involve a train.
Audio|Heard on: Granite, Pontoon, Madison (City), Mitchell, Long Lake
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01:41
Transcript:
00:00
Just received a call reporting a two-vehicle accident on Route 3.
00:05
Which intersection? Route 3 and where?
00:10
He said Bissell, but it's not clear.
00:15
Are you able to proceed, Harmon?
00:18
Go ahead.
00:20
Affirmative on 6.
00:22
Okay.
00:25
It is Route 3 and Bissell.
00:26
Route 3 and Bissell in Madison jurisdiction.
00:28
Apologies, just received a call on it.
00:32
Two four five.
00:33
Madison Pedy, something like Carmen.
00:35
Two,
00:36
four, playing Robin.
00:37
You copy six two?
00:40
Click, good.
00:43
Affirmative. Affirmative.
00:45
Probably.
00:46
Okay.
00:48
Clause 796, 696, 696 and short 1050, route 3 at thistle.
00:52
There is a two-vehicle accident with unknown injuries, blocking the road. The vehicles are a black BMW and a silver Mercedes.
01:01
Turn 4.
01:04
I'll check the area.
01:05
I spoke to a subject on their back porch.
01:07
They are grilling.
01:09
They have not heard or seen anything in the last 20 minutes.
01:12
Just a call to be aware of.
01:17
Madison, not first, just Ricky.
01:19
Adam to the cat, please.
01:24
10-4. 10-8, off the stand area.
01:30
That's right.
01:32
Madison, I missed part of the draft but did you get it?
01:37
1050 Route 3, Bissell.
01:39
Unknown injuries, also impact with a train.
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Location mentioned:
IL-3 & Bissell St, Madison, IL 62060
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