Vehicle crashes into pole on Smeltzer Road, Marion OH
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle lost control and crashed into a pole near Smeltzer Road. The driver initially left the scene but was instructed to return and wait for law enforcement. Emergency services responded, and investigations are ongoing.
Audio|Heard on: Marion County Public Safety
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05:23
Transcript:
00:00
Signal 6[1] advised she lost control and then hit a pole and went into a yard.
00:06
She also advised, she waited about half an hour and no one came out of the house, so she left the scene and went home and was waiting on a tow truck.
00:13
She called (number withheld), deported it,
00:16
said there was no damage to the pool, but she was advised to go back to the scene and wait for a trooper to get on the scene.
00:26
Okay, we have way too many vehicles trying to get past this road closure here, and we cannot leave.
00:34
Can (number withheld) handle this?
00:38
I'll call them, give them to.
00:40
See what they can do.
00:47
Okay,
00:49
partner to survive.
00:50
They tried giving us another 31.
00:52
They're going to handle them.
00:55
Okay, thank you.
01:00
Okay, correction, they're gonna handle the third one.
01:03
I guess they can't send anyone to Western River.
01:10
Okay, the only other option is if ODoc can come take one of our places and shut down the road for us.
01:16
Otherwise we can't leave the scene open like this.
01:22
Okay, I'll give that a dollar time.
01:30
56.
01:32
I'm going to keep watching this camera.
01:37
I'd need to pull you for a suspicious person.
01:40
Break for yourself in 19.
01:44
Go ahead.
01:48
A male acting erratic outside Dollar General on North Main Street.
01:54
White male came and he's talking himself all over the place.
02:04
52 will go for 19.
02:07
You're clear.
02:12
Order of gas in the area, attack one assignment.
02:19
Station 400603, possible injury accident, near Smeltzer Road for a car into a pole, unknown if occupied.
02:26
Station 400603, near Smeltzer Road for a car into a pole, unknown if occupied.
02:32
Pack two assignment.
02:38
704 will be around.
02:42
Medics, 704, clear.
02:48
This is an odor of gas in the area, advised possibly from the gas substation on the southeast corner.
02:57
You're a clue on it.
02:59
I believe this happens every year.
03:02
Okay.
03:07
Fire count 28s.
03:13
28th is available.
03:19
for a 41-year-old female extreme pain and vomiting blood.
03:27
Pretty seven.
03:30
Go ahead.
03:33
A place a report of an injury crash, near smelter road.
03:38
Got a car into a pole, unknown if vehicles occupied, OSP unavailable, we've got fire in route.
03:53
I'm gonna...
03:55
The other half of the standby is not here yet.
03:57
They'll be there in a UIC or an SUV.
04:02
Here's like.
04:07
What's 17 fire come? What radio channel are we supposed to be on Tech 2?
04:13
Affirmative.
04:14
TAC 2 for the crash.
04:15
Side of Valley is on TAC 1.
04:21
Dear Clear.
04:23
Sensing 4-07, Ronstein.
04:25
This is a crash from earlier.
04:27
It's abandoned.
04:28
You can't cancel 603.
04:35
Deer clear.
04:36
603, you can return.
04:39
603 is clear.
04:40
403 is clear.
04:44
407.
04:47
470, go ahead.
04:50
earlier as in you guys were already out with it and the post is already aware or just unoccupied happened earlier?
05:00
We were not out with it earlier but unoccupied and someone stopped at the station until it was here probably 9 o'clock this morning.
05:14
Okay.
05:16
They said they've been sitting out here all night, we figured the post was aware with it, but I'm unsure.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Signal 6: Missing person (high risk in this context)
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Location mentioned:
Smeltzer Rd, Marion, OH 43302
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