Road hazard causes slick conditions on Long Beach Road, Southport NC
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TrafficMud and dredge material caused slick road conditions on Long Beach Road. Law enforcement and Department of Transportation were requested to assist with traffic control.
Audio|Heard on: Brunswick County Public Safety - VIPER
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02:32
Transcript:
00:00
So it is full from a dredge, it's in a dump truck, it's mud like it's slick, so I don't know if we're how to watch this off or not.
00:09
I'm 10 for, probably so.
00:13
Well, he's barely getting what's left on there, and I feel like a motorcycle's going to slide on this.
00:22
If you want to get some nice friend to say here, please.
00:25
For real, we have a hold for you.
00:31
Guys, no slump connection.
00:33
What about?
00:45
Go to be North Carolina.
00:46
Lincoln Charles Robert (number withheld) is going to be a dark green Jeep Liberty.
00:51
It's going to be on Drayton Road by Revere Road, correction, Crystal Road.
01:04
Respond to brava response, a known problem.
01:08
The Golf Barn, 7 Bell Swamp Connection.
01:11
Cross streets are Kentucky Avenue and Bell Swamp Connection.
01:15
C-Comclear 1515
01:21
With a now and a female yelling each other, the address from Rapid SOS.
01:30
I'm going to get a hundred.
01:35
Can't for it.
01:41
Three on scene while we train.
01:43
Okay,
01:47
three three days before.
01:48
Do they have to buy the building number?
01:59
Signal 55 most phones with Submone.
02:03
Cigone.
02:12
Cancellor.
02:14
Cancellar.
02:16
6050 frame drop-up.
02:23
Yeah, but we're going to need law enforcement assistance out here on Long Beach Road and also DOT.
02:31
Okay, very time for it.
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Location mentioned:
Long Bch Rd, Southport, NC
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