Vehicle stuck on guardrail on US-2 near E Woolard Rd, Spokane County WA
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TrafficA vehicle struck and became stuck on a guardrail on US-2 near E Woolard Rd. Two juveniles tried pushing the vehicle out of the road. Fire or towing services were requested to cut the guardrail to free the car.
Audio|Heard on: Spokane County Sheriff and Fire, Spokane City Police / Fire - Digital
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
Okay Patrol, walking the table, US-2 and Woolard, white Chevrolet, four-door sedan.
00:04
Two juveniles are trying to push it out of the roadway for the scanner.
00:10
Looks like there's a county unit out with the vehicle now.
00:13
It's clear to the median.
00:18
Both by Sam 1116 and Boy Union Paul, 9-0337.
00:26
Probably that, I am staged nearby.
00:33
51 East Hawthorne Road, Channel North Primary, General 6.
00:39
Spisky's sorry anymore? Pro transfer.
00:41
Okay.
00:52
Go ahead.
00:54
Regarding the toll,
00:56
the vehicle did strike the guardrail and that lodged into the car.
01:02
I don't know if the toll company can bring an anchor grinder or something to cut this.
01:09
Otherwise, I'll have that's fair.
01:13
I got most of that, I didn't get the very end, otherwise what?
01:18
If they don't, then I'll ask fire to cut it, but it's going to be a hassle.
01:26
Is the car still stuck on the guardrail?
01:31
Yes, the guardrail is pretty much inside the vehicle.
01:44
I don't know how that way.
01:46
Oh.
01:51
Well,
01:58
they're not answering now.
01:59
Do you need to have higher return or are they still there?
02:03
No, they're still here.
02:04
We'll try to cut it as best as we can.
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Location mentioned:
US-2 & E Woolard Rd, Washington 99005
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