Police respond to incident near State Road 3 and Schoolhouse Road, Noble County IN
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TrafficPolice and county units responded to an incident near State Road 3 and Schoolhouse Road in Noble County. The incident was confirmed to be police only with no public hazard or evacuation required.
Audio|Heard on: Noble County Public Safety
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01:36
Transcript:
00:00
Noble County city and county units en route to an unknown incident near State Road 3 and Schoolhouse Road.
00:05
Kenneville advises it will be police only, Noble County at 1909.
00:10
Attention, Noble County city and county units en route to unknown incident near State Road 3 and Schoolhouse Road.
00:16
Kenneville advises it will be police only.
00:19
Noble County at 1909.
00:21
Leaving.
00:23
Drumline's clear, shut down, but still continue.
00:28
Double carry, engine 31.
00:31
18 dispatch.
00:33
Agent 31.
00:35
Go ahead.
00:40
On scene, single store nursing facility, nothing showing, no evacuation.
00:46
We'll be investigating 3040F command.
00:49
Clear, command, results are in.
00:52
The 27 shows valid driver's license, expires 4 of 27, signal 80.
00:56
28 comes back on 2004 14-foot mirror craft, expires 6 of 26 to (name withheld), signal 80.
01:06
Okay.
01:08
Do they advise a room number?
01:12
Okay.
01:13
This should be room 301, that's what they advised me.
01:16
Living room 301.
01:17
I don't know if that's the room number or what that is.
01:22
I'm there. Thank you.
01:25
Dispatch, one-tun, will be 108 assistance provided.
01:29
One-10.
01:30
County units reference Schoolhouse Road at 1050.
01:34
Authority KPD, you can disregard.
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Location mentioned:
IN-3 & W Schoolhouse Rd, Wayne Township, IN 46755
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