Two vehicles involved near highway 200 and 460th street, Norman County MN
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TrafficTwo vehicles were involved near highway 200 and 460th Street just west of the Norman-Mahnomen County line. One vehicle was trying to pull the other out and they requested lighting support nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Wadena,Otter Tail, Hubbard, and Todd County Public Safety
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01:15
Transcript:
00:00
Do you know if you have a truck by the Monomin, Norman County line, I've got a request for some lights.
00:10
My troopers quite a ways away.
00:15
Toll's all the time.
00:16
Jenny, good morning.
00:19
That would like rescue, Hartale.
00:21
No, fire. You're good.
00:23
You go ahead.
00:26
You just want something.
00:29
Olin's 106.
00:31
Yeah, 104. I'll check and see where they're at, and it might be a few minutes before they get there, too, but we'll get them ahead in there.
00:39
Ten four?
00:40
Six. Okay, the info I have from the county is Highway 200 at 460th Street.
00:47
Looks like it's just west of the Norman-Mahnomen County line.
00:54
I'll give you a mile post if you'd like.
00:57
Yeah, that'd be perfect.
00:59
My own marker is 41.
01:01
There's two vehicles there, one's trying to pull the other one out.
01:04
They were just looking for some lights as if you wasn't close.
01:09
Yep, 10-4[1]. I'll see where they're at and get them that well.
01:12
Thank you. It's going to be a bit you can disregard.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement (OK / Message received)
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Location mentioned:
MN-200 & 460th St, Waukon Township, MN 56557
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