Traffic accident on northbound highway near County Road C, Racine County WI
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TrafficDeputies and state police responded to a traffic accident on northbound Highway 332 near County Road C involving a Lincoln Navigator. The vehicle's airbags deployed, and minor injuries were reported. Rescue units were dispatched, lanes were temporarily closed, and there was initial confusion about multiple crashes.
Audio|Heard on: Racine County Sheriff
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05:33
Transcript:
00:00
Just dashed to three zero and four eight for an accident.
00:06
Sorry.
00:10
We got one passive by saying accident unknown northbound 329, a Lincoln navigator, and I believe we got a second caller saying it was a personal injury accident.
00:21
I'm still waiting for those comments of the call.
00:23
It might be near County Road C.
00:25
I'll clarify one second further.
00:29
Second.
00:30
Uh,
00:35
the GAU from the out of two, so we're supposed to be.
00:43
Hi, did you say put you on the accident? Uh,
00:47
yeah, there's conflicting reports on where it's located, yeah, would go.
00:53
Hi, copy, I got the second one, northbound 332.
00:56
There's a car with airbag deployment, but I don't have a vehicle description on that one.
01:01
That one was called that northbound 332.
01:04
Okay, I got you.
01:09
55, you can put me on them, you know, the highway 20 on RAM.
01:13
I copy, bye-five.
01:15
Five-five.
01:17
Five-five. Five-five.
01:18
Five-five, I'll put you on the long left five-eight.
01:22
Got it. Got.
01:23
Okay.
01:31
I have eight and five five just be advised State is the one that called in for the one for northbound 332.
01:36
It's supposed to be just north of County Road C and they have a unit that's responding as well.
01:53
I see that one just north of County Road C there.
01:55
Looks like Steve's already got one out with it.
01:58
I copy State's on team for the one that's just north of County Road C.
02:06
35 detention. That's for 43 am cell phone.
02:08
I look for the one around.
02:11
Highlight care.
02:12
I copy, thank you, sir.
02:19
370s.
02:21
Okay, 370. 5.5.5, I'll be out with stay cars on the shoulder.
02:32
Probably the cars on the shoulder.
02:39
551, when you get a chance, can you just advise if it's all Lincoln Navigator or not?
02:45
That's the problem as it is.
02:47
I copy. Units that are responding to Tony Highway K sounds like it might be the one that was spicy,
02:53
someone in the same.
02:58
30, I copy.
02:59
I'm just getting out northbound at 20.
03:01
Just check further.
03:02
Another one.
03:03
I copy.
03:07
My father, I have an Illinois 28.
03:13
Go, 55.
03:16
(number withheld), Lincoln Yarn.
03:19
7969-0-1.
03:21
Okay, 4.
03:27
It comes back valid no-want on a black 2024, Lincoln.
03:33
Stop, second.
03:36
Okay. If there's only one accident, then you can just leave me a time here.
03:47
That's happy five eight.
03:50
35 just that's 1074 for anything northbound.
03:54
You all the way down now.
03:57
Crote.
03:59
I copy 35.
04:02
Sorry,
04:06
I copy. I got nothing passed in Crout right now, so you can believe today.
04:10
Okay. Okay.
04:15
C-1-77541.
04:24
9601. Okay, perfect.
04:27
All right.
04:34
35 this batch.
04:36
Let me need 10-8[1] from that one.
04:37
Break.
04:41
Go ahead.
04:43
Just checking its rescue coming up for the other one.
04:47
We do have rescue responding for that one.
04:50
10-4[2]. Pull me on that.
04:52
I'll help shut down some lanes.
04:54
Can you follow up.
04:55
10-4[2].
05:01
35 to 55.
05:04
Go ahead.
05:06
Are your patients all out and mobile? If they are, we can move it so rescue doesn't have to go up on unit space.
05:16
That's affirmative doesn't appear to be any major injuries.
05:19
They're all out.
05:21
There's only two of them.
05:22
Stayed to taking over, stating that rescue's on the way.
05:25
No longer need it tonight.
05:30
Yeah, Fred, she's coming up there, we're going to see more at this one's gone.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-8: Officer is in service and available for calls.
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment of message received or understood.
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County Rd C, Wisconsin
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