Black SUV off road near highway 53 and 37, St Louis County MN
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TrafficA black Honda SUV went off the road near the intersection of Highway 53 and Highway 37 in Iron Junction. The occupants appear to be okay and have contacted emergency services.
Audio|Heard on: North St. Louis County Sheriff, Fire and Roads
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02:52
Transcript:
00:00
It's a black Honda SUV.
00:08
Virginia 31 30 cars for 1050, south on 169, milepost (number withheld) locals are also en route.
00:18
3102.
00:21
3102.
00:27
647 Virginia, I can head to that now.
00:29
I'm just wrapping up here.
00:33
Copy, 13 to be on.
00:40
Genev14, patrol this edge.
00:51
Highway 53, between the southbound northbound lanes,
00:57
just about a half mile north of the Highway 37 and 53 intersection is a SUV in the median.
01:07
They appear to be okay and on the phone, but just let you know they're there.
01:16
State Patrol to left, the U.O.T track call in Virginia 14.
01:23
Was that in Eveleth, Highway 53 and 30-7?
01:28
No, I'm sorry, it's the one for either south.
01:33
There's redheads to the west.
01:39
Iron Junction, 37.
01:45
Yeah, it would be high with 53 and 37,
01:48
where 37 goes to Iron Junction.
01:52
104, south junction.
01:54
Thank you, 1353.
02:00
1353.
02:11
That's 1334.
02:17
Are you still close to that rollover? Ten-four.
02:24
The teleguider was walking out my sky when I had to leave.
02:27
You want to go back and see what you wanted, just to wrap things up.
02:32
Time 4.
02:38
691, they're all clearing your stupid disregard.
02:43
Copy.
02:46
We'll check for a vehicle off the road.
02:49
It's going to be southbound 53 around Highway 37.
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Location mentioned:
US-53 & MN-37, Fayal Township, MN 55734
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