Disabled truck causes hazard on I‑80 near 72nd St, Omaha NE
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a disabled commercial truck blocking a lane on Interstate 80 eastbound near 72nd Street in Omaha. The vehicle, identified as a white utility truck, appeared to be causing a traffic hazard. Ambulance and command units arrived to assist and manage the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Omaha Police Dispatch - Southwest
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01:15
Transcript:
00:00
Call this warning hazard Interstate I‑80 eastbound near 72nd Street, eastbound just west.
00:04
Any available units advise 1227.
00:07
Seventy six, clear 1227.
00:12
Command 80 arriving as well.
00:14
Clear 1227.
00:20
When are they arriving?
00:22
Clear 1227.
00:25
Eighty-nine to eighty-eight, the ambulance is arriving.
00:29
Where would you like them?
00:33
Cruiser 434, that's where we got the code two at.
00:38
Clear, they're going to come in through the intersection now.
00:45
Six hundred and four.
00:46
Thank you, stand by for call.
00:50
Six five on four.
00:52
Thank you. Both cars have a vehicle hazard on the interstate, I‑80 eastbound near 72nd Street.
00:56
Lost contact on 84th Street though, eastbound just west.
01:00
Caller states it's a white Ford City Glass truck, disabled in the second lane from the left, number two lane.
01:05
2065.
01:11
5 is clear from 21W.
01:14
Clear, 2066.
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Location mentioned:
72nd St, Omaha, NE
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