Traffic crash injures female on I-94 alt in Wisconsin, Racine County WI
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a traffic crash occurred on southbound I-94 alternate near the southbound scale around 328.2 in Wisconsin involving a semi truck and a blue Honda Civic. The female driver of the Honda Civic was injured. Lanes 1 and 2 were closed for scene control.
Audio|Heard on: Racine County Sheriff
Listen to dispatch call
05:10
Transcript:
00:00
State 214 there's a significant traffic slowdown basically right where that off ramp to the scale is.
00:05
I'm on the west front of the road right there so it's probably going to be stuck in the area of the scale.
00:11
I copy.
00:19
State 260, go ahead.
00:25
I'm heading up towards that direction right now, coming from Kenosha.
00:29
I copy Stan.
00:35
It's going to be out at 328.2 southbound, so I think you can get on at G, George.
00:43
Abby, southbound 328 over 2 and you can get on at G.
00:46
Is it going to be the shoulder or the wall? Yeah, they're blocking it looks like lanes 3 and 4, or that's 1 and 2 at the moment.
00:53
Abby, lanes 1 and 2, so it's on the wall.
01:02
214-Chief, I'm 23.
01:04
I'll completely shut down lane 2 if we can get some squads behind me to start shutting down lane 1 to create a taper.
01:10
Fabi, you're shutting down lane 2 next in common and that's this with shutting down lane 1 to create a tape up.
01:20
5-2, I got 28.
01:24
Go out with that, 5-2.
01:26
To be on Honda Civic with the female operator that's injured.
01:30
Steeler plate Mary Victor 172, George John.
01:34
I'll get you a vent in a minute.
01:35
Copy a second one.
01:38
Go out with that.
01:40
Robert Henry 7343.
01:44
Okay.
01:47
Copy.
01:52
That's about for seven time.
01:59
Just back to 710.
02:02
710s, go ahead.
02:04
AHSD went the phone call from you with their phone numbers in the call.
02:10
Okay,
02:11
I'm going to walk out to the car.
02:15
Look home to Karajig.
02:18
Karajik out.
02:20
Start throwing flares.
02:22
Ten port.
02:25
They fetch copy, Street, Street, Chief.
02:28
5-2, there's a semi that's pulled over near the scale entrance for southbound.
02:34
Easily involved semi that caused the crash.
02:37
I'm out with him on the wall with our female operator.
02:40
I copy 5-2.
02:48
Hey, just passed you have the 28 for the Honda Civic yet.
02:55
I'm just waiting for a van.
02:57
I got the dealer plate, but it's not coming back to anything.
03:00
Copy, I get you a van right now, stand by.
03:02
Copy.
03:05
One nine, x-rays, Frank, Charles, 1, Franks, 30, Mary Edward,
03:11
(number withheld). Copy.
03:21
Hey,
03:22
who we got for EMS? Is that going to be, uh, Raymond?
03:25
Union Grove.
03:27
Copy. Copy.
03:30
Codby.
03:35
7.10. 7.10.
03:40
Hopefully it shouldn't be too much longer.
03:42
He's a chapter 55, please, then.
03:44
Well, let me just go.
03:46
Tommy.
03:53
Look home to her garage, watch your back with the engine.
04:00
I see it.
04:02
Avi... Copy...
04:10
(number withheld), (number withheld), (number withheld).
04:11
(number withheld), (number withheld).
04:12
Copy (number withheld).
04:22
5080.
04:23
No.
04:25
Your VIN comes back, sir with son of Blue Honda Civic.
04:28
Got to be fired about scene.
04:31
Copy. Copy.
04:37
5-2-2-5-2.
04:41
Robert Henry, please.
04:44
Not involved, not a witness.
04:46
I got the driver's info for the semi when you're ready.
04:51
5-2 grab.
04:53
5-2 grab.
04:56
Tennessee, last name is Undergrass.
04:59
Paul Edward, Nora David, Edward, Edward, Robert, George Robert, Adam, Sam,
05:03
versus Willis, William Ida, Lincoln, Lincoln, Ida, Sam.
05:07
Middle D. David, 627, 68.
05:10
Okay.
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I-94 ALT, Wisconsin
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