Two-vehicle accident near Old Route 66 in Mount Olive, Mt Olive IL
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TrafficA two-vehicle accident occurred near Old Route 66 in Mount Olive. There were no serious injuries reported. One person had a minor thumb injury.
Audio|Heard on: Madison, Macoupin, Jersey County 911
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02:9
Transcript:
00:00
Good morning, Mount Olive Rescue, Gillespie-Benld Area, Jones, Mount Olive Rescue.
00:05
Dispatch to units for a two-vehicle accident on Old Route 66 just north of Caronca Lane, unknown injuries.
00:17
Attention Gallupinolary Ambulance and all rescue.
00:21
Felicity Vanellary Ambulance, all rescue units.
00:23
Units dispatched to Old Route 66 just north of Caronca Lane for two vehicles.
00:29
Unknown injury, May 1853, McKeowny, 911, Clear.
00:36
Ray Lincoln 14, go ahead.
00:38
Uh,
00:40
do you think that's not a good answer.
00:43
We'll go back now.
00:44
We're going to be en route as well.
00:46
This is three.
00:51
Thank you very much.
00:52
Okay. I'm not on seat.
00:59
Three Lincoln 21 is going to be en route as well.
01:07
Willis transfer AMHER going down to DePaul.
01:14
Go ahead.
01:17
We're in service, all have gone to use prices.
01:22
Pretty sure you is open service.
01:23
Transfer for you AMH 3629 over to AMRT.
01:28
That's right.
01:29
We're up. That's good.
01:30
That's good, thank you.
01:37
Goethe.
01:55
The first report was the male occupant of one of the vehicles fell.
01:59
He advised he was not injured.
02:01
The female occupant of the other vehicle called, advised there are three occupants in that vehicle.
02:07
No one is injured.
02:08
She has a minor thumb injury.
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Location mentioned:
W Old Rte 66 N, Mt Olive, IL 62069
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