Vehicle hits power box in traffic accident, Rome GA
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TrafficA vehicle crashed into a power box at a traffic light on Braves Boulevard near Veterans Memorial in Rome, Georgia. The vehicle was smoking, and fire and emergency medical services responded. No injuries have been reported.
Audio|Heard on: Floyd County Police, Fire and EMS
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02:18
Transcript:
00:00
Have a 1050 going to be Braves Boulevard at Veterans Memorial.
00:04
Brace Boulevard at Veterans Memorial.
00:06
We're still getting further.
00:12
Zero 11, 1038.
00:18
Rod at 6.
00:20
Charles, Union, Edward, 9, Edward, I don't know what kind of tag is.
00:26
Okay.
00:31
Dispatch 53, it's going to be a possible 10.50 I.
00:34
They're advising they have hit a power box at the red light, advising the light to roll.
00:40
We do have fire and EMS and route.
00:43
I don't know how many occupants are in the vehicle at this time.
00:47
Okay.
00:50
Okay.
00:51
Dispatch, I'll head over there.
00:57
Very nice batch.
00:59
Oh,
01:03
he's been advised.
01:04
I'm 10-8. See.
01:07
10-0.11.
01:12
10-4. What was your 20?
01:19
Rod at 6.
01:26
Larry now to 57 you can think 202 I'll be right with 53
01:36
So please much for me
01:43
Engine 1 squad 3 your mount 2 Braves Boulevard at the Loop Braves Boulevard at the Loop Bres Boulevard is lube I have no injuries but the vehicle did hit up the power box to the breathlight and a vehicle was smoking
01:57
Hey, John.
02:03
Is there 25 feet, tenfold?
02:07
Tim. Ten.
02:12
Two.
02:14
Is it ten-four to go ahead and call on-call, City Electric?
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Location mentioned:
Braves Blvd NE & Veterans Memorial Hwy NE, Rome, GA 30161
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