Tire debris blocks northbound lane near Drexel Ave, Oak Creek WI
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TrafficA tire was reported in the northbound lane near Drexel Avenue causing debris in traffic. An elderly female was also reported experiencing head pain and dizziness near West Edgerton Avenue.
Audio|Heard on: Milwaukee County Public Safety - South Suburbs
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03:46
Transcript:
00:00
Continue a little farther, and I got debris in traffic, northbound Rawson,
00:04
the tire in lane one before you go to the park.
00:11
Goet. Okay.
00:36
Basic Life Support, Hales Corners Ambulance 72, The Woods, (number withheld) West Edgerton Avenue.
01:06
41 1040
01:09
Denver
01:16
Mary Henry 1396 MH1 3996 the opponent to Discover Church
01:26
104
01:29
173 of (number withheld) blocks off your team
01:34
104
01:40
Boy, that's my driver.
01:42
Nobody's injured.
01:45
Number.
02:12
Here's running to (number withheld) West Edgerton Avenue in Greenfield for an 80-year-old female is having pain in her back of the head and feeling busy in room 101.
02:31
And then he disconnected.
02:35
That work.
02:43
4-7, 10-8.
02:54
Canber. Can you please split engine 71 out of quarters available on the radio.
02:58
We can take down the mid unit, please.
03:01
Message achieved.
03:07
(number withheld) Avenue to remember 101 for a female in her 80s complaining of head pain and feeling dizzy.
03:26
Go ahead. All right, I'll need you go a little farther south.
03:30
This tire is going to be at Drexel, or the car hit it at Drexel.
03:36
I think you just entered there.
03:40
Yep, certainly did.
03:41
I'll turn back for it.
03:43
Yeah, if the car's in the medium, I don't know where the tire is.
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W Drexel Ave, Oak Creek, WI
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