Single vehicle crash on route 250 driver flees on foot, Marshall County WV
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TrafficA single vehicle crash occurred on route 250 near Adams Hill Road. The red Ford Fusion involved is blocking the lane. The driver fled on foot towards Moundsville wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans. The vehicle is registered to (name withheld).
Audio|Heard on: Northern Panhandle WV Public Safety
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04:29
Transcript:
00:01
Be advised, we just came up on a single vehicle crash on route 250 near Adams Hill Road.
00:15
10-4[1]. Intersection of Adams Hill Road and the length of bike on Moundsville side.
00:29
EMS called in, they were returning from Reynolds hospital call and came across a single vehicle accident on Wainthburg Pike near Adams Hill.
00:43
We're trying to get more information.
00:58
There are no occupants in the vehicle.
01:01
However, the driver was running away wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.
01:14
We advise that the driver was running away wearing a gray sweatshirt and blue jeans.
01:25
Correct, going towards Moundsville.
01:34
EMS saw the driver running away towards Moundsville wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt with all the description they could give us.
02:19
The vehicle is blocking the lane going towards Moundsville.
02:49
10-4[1]. They advised the vehicle is blocking the road.
03:08
West Virginia plate 68W441.
03:28
It's a red Ford Fusion.
03:39
The plate comes back registered to (name withheld).
03:52
The driver was wearing a gray hoodie.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
US-250 & Co Hwy 250/4, West Virginia 26033
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