Pickup truck damages sign near freeway on-ramp, Milwaukee County WI
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a pickup truck was involved in a traffic incident near the northbound freeway on-ramp at South 27th Street. The vehicle appears to have caused damage, possibly knocking over a sign nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Milwaukee County Public Safety - South Suburbs
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Report of a pickup truck involved in traffic issue from the north to the west in the hail.
00:08
Coffee.
00:18
Just flash to Azure 33.
00:21
Azure 33, your criticates about seven minutes.
00:25
Engine 33, Massachusetts.
00:35
Measure 381 back to course.
00:38
Must receive to engine 181.
00:46
You can pick up the engines or may BLS transport.
00:50
Message received, man 8,
00:53
BLS transport.
00:54
Engine 32, you're returned.
01:02
Frank Edward, (number withheld), should be out of Illinois.
01:06
Stafford.
01:11
Thanks,
01:12
no cause for alarm.
01:15
Message received into 26, no crossbarlar.
01:22
Right it. Right over the freeway on the southbound side, I'm sorry, Northbound side.
01:27
Looks like he hit something's got some kind of damage in the fact.
01:32
And that was 27th and what was the cross?
01:36
It's right by the on-ramp.
01:45
Looks like you might have knocked over a sign or something.
01:53
Copy.
01:56
Gray SUV, I didn't get a make or a model.
02:01
Copy, and I was in the southbound lane.
02:05
Corrected it was northbound.
02:07
Right by the on-ramp there.
02:10
Okay.
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Location mentioned:
S 27th St, Wisconsin
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