Vehicle collision causes debris on I-95 near exit 40, Milford CT
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TrafficA vehicle collision involving a 2004 Lincoln Navigator and a black van occurred near exit 40 on I-95 in Milford, Connecticut. There is debris in the center lane causing drivers to swerve to avoid it. The police are investigating the scene.
Audio|Heard on: South Central Region Area Police
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03:10
Transcript:
00:00
H. They're looking for Bravo Uniform 81624.
00:03
Bravo Uniform 81624.
00:05
It's a Vlaxie, ruin.
00:06
Pleasure should have side-swipe damage.
00:09
Just happened in around exit 40.
00:12
Unknown if it's heading our way.
00:13
It does come out of touring town.
00:17
Okay, copy.
00:24
The DOT Crosslights there for a 1 o'clock then.
00:32
Foxtrot Uniform 2, 8, Romeo 5,
00:38
4 Lima Juliet,
00:40
(number withheld).
00:43
Roger.
00:59
I swept the area including the Rams.
01:01
Do you go ahead.
01:02
Pleasant?
01:15
We have it showing on the 2004 Lincoln Navigator.
01:40
Fourtham, can you run a plate for me? Nothing showing up on land.
01:46
Go ahead.
01:52
Seven, Bravo, two.
01:57
Roger. Roger.
02:10
Roger.
02:15
We're looking for a wreck here and a black van.
02:21
Roger.
02:26
(name withheld) out of Glendale,
02:31
Arizona, Ballythruh, (number withheld), (number withheld).
02:35
to a Toyota Prius 2020.
02:41
Roger. Can you addie, please?
02:45
Roger.
02:50
Well,
02:52
but we got crash notifications from both of them, so he's got to be one of them from the two-car.
02:57
All right.
03:06
Just be advised, they'll expect people are swerving around debris in the center lane there.
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I-95, Milford, CT
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