Rollover crash on Highway 9 with one person unconscious, Pottawatomie County OK
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a silver four-door vehicle rolled over on Highway 9 near Stevens Road in Oklahoma. One person is unconscious, and emergency medical services are on the way.
Audio|Heard on: Oklahoma Highway Patrol - Troop A
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01:55
Transcript:
00:00
Signal 82[1], Highway 9, just west of Stevens Road.
00:03
It's going to be a rollover, silver four-door vehicle.
00:06
Their response from Occuponite, Pottawatomie County is 97[2], EMS en route.
00:10
Unknown further.
00:14
In route.
00:21
253 City.
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253.
00:26
We're clear from the scene ODOT's going to hold traffic control until they get this bus loaded up This has been upgraded and X-TKIN has been made.
00:34
We'll be in route to that 82[1] in Talk County as well.
00:41
Water Clear.
00:46
Sun-Picown City, Tenth and not to 551.
00:51
One square.
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Young, 651 City.
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Young, 651.
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Will you show me 10?
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Click. Click.
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Five step four city.
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574.
01:17
Will you contact county and have them give you an update on the severity of this whenever they have somebody 97[2]?
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One.
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Young 583 city 107.
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Young 583 clear.
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1740 hours.
01:43
Oklahoma City out in 574.
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Go ahead.
01:51
Potts County has one 97[2], all they can advise right now is one still unconscious.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
82: Injury traffic crash
[2]
97: Unit has arrived at the scene.
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OK-9, Oklahoma
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