Large utility line down near roger and locust streets, Princeton WV
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Other Non-Crime EventAccording to the dispatch call, a large utility line, possibly a fiber optic line, has fallen near the intersection of Roger Street and Locust Street in Princeton.
Audio|Heard on: Mercer County Public Safety and WV State Police
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
Roger and Locust Street, there's a large utility line that's down.
00:04
Nonpower looks like fiber.
00:07
Copy 1737.
00:24
First of control two Prince of the Red.
00:26
Prince of the Rescue Unit to respond on near Ivywood Lane.
00:31
Again, near Leewood Lane,
00:33
61-year-old female complaining of neck pain for five days, 1738.
00:40
Uh,
00:45
258, 613.
00:50
Yes, ma'am.
00:55
You're all I got for that 911, dear.
00:59
Okay.
01:06
First control, for 613, rear-responding traffic.
01:14
6.13 show you're responding at 1739.
01:17
Your incident number is (number withheld).
01:21
Again,
01:22
(number withheld). Please respond to near Ivywood.
01:27
This is going to be for a 61-year-old female with next thing.
01:30
Go ahead.
01:31
258-613. Go ahead.
01:34
This man, trip number (number withheld).
01:40
803 Control, we're 108 clips.
01:48
173 Saturday is 62, we're loaded in and out.
01:53
1740.
02:10
First will be prior, Princeton.
02:12
I'll put the wire down.
02:15
It's going to be right there at the right intersection of Roger Street and Locust Street.
02:19
Part 105 unit, it doesn't appear to be a power lawn, appears to some type of utility line,
02:25
possibly fiber optic, it is 1741.
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Location mentioned:
Locust St, Princeton, WV 24740
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