Traffic issue around mile marker 24 to 24.5 involving a truck stopped with triangles out and debris or metal roofing reported near Mabscott/Route 24 area., Raleigh County WV
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TrafficTraffic issue around mile marker 24 to 24.5 involving a truck stopped with triangles out and debris or metal roofing reported near Mabscott/Route 24 area.
Audio|Heard on: Raleigh County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:25
Transcript:
00:00
26 to control go ahead and sing glens down here 24 and a half he's got his triangles out
00:09
general that is a truck controller right there
00:19
let's see what they've been about in route ten four thank you
00:29
Hey bud, can I flip there to 24 and get to him? I need to go down to camp creek, come back up.
00:36
It's a negative.
00:37
Just 24 and a half.
00:38
You can turn to 24 and get him.
00:41
Ken, Tom.
00:43
Oh,
00:48
wonderful.
00:50
Good.
00:52
I'm out there's a signal tune here at 24 and a half time.
00:58
Oh.
01:04
People like Joe will be out here with that zill that's laying on the bridge.
01:08
Oh.
01:13
Control, 144-44-144.
01:19
14-4. George Town Court.
01:24
Top, 94.
01:30
You do have a big record coming for this, don't you?
01:33
Yes.
01:35
Two more, thank you.
01:43
2640, 2102.
01:47
Go ahead.
01:51
Hey Chase, you get up toward Mabscott there.
01:54
The end of the southbound hit on, there's a piece of metal roofing there.
01:58
You don't care to grab it.
02:01
Ten, four, a bit a little bit.
02:03
Bam, head to 62.
02:09
7.9 control.
02:15
Go ahead.
02:18
Control them will flip here, it's 49.5.
02:21
Head back down there to the Mab Scott exit to get that piece of metal out of the road.
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