White box truck loses tire and causes sparks in Ohio, Stark County OH
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TrafficA white box truck lost a tire which landed in a neighbor's yard and caused sparks while continuing north on Cleveland Avenue near Lawrence Township, Ohio. Police patrol units were notified and checked the area.
Audio|Heard on: Southern Summit County / Northern Stark County Public Safety
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
She witnessed a white box truck lose its tire, and it landed in the neighbor's front yard.
00:05
The truck continued going and it's throwing sparks everywhere.
00:09
I'll have to call her back.
00:10
I did not get a DOT.
00:13
Clear and Ralph.
00:19
Ralph.
00:21
That's clear, both hands, you and wrong.
00:27
Can you see it from you, Franklin has anyone in the area?
00:32
Can you give me a call?
00:41
All right.
00:43
Okay, that's clear.
00:44
New Franklin has been advised.
00:51
All right.
00:58
Per Lawrence Township, PD, check for a disabled white box truck that lost its tire,
01:07
and apparently it's sparking everywhere, northbound on Cleveland,
01:13
from their jurisdiction.
01:19
Cabby, I'll be checking on patrol.
01:29
Hey, two, great for seven.
01:33
Go on.
01:35
Call Nora, Nora, (number withheld).
01:38
Call Nora, Nora, (number withheld).
01:43
(name withheld), on our 2012 Dodge truck, the color is white.
01:48
That's right, or stolen.
01:50
The understanding 51 years of age suspended.
01:53
Is this going to be the J-Blon question?
01:58
I believe so.
01:59
I saw a guy walking back up towards a tire.
02:02
You can cancel me, Franklin.
02:05
Okay, that better.
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Lawrence Township, OH
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