Driver involved in single vehicle crash walks into traffic, Thayer MO
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TrafficA single vehicle accident occurred on Highway 67 north near Stockman Road in Oregon County. The driver removed their clothes, walked in and out of traffic, and waved a shirt at oncoming vehicles.
Audio|Heard on: Northeast Arkansas & Southeast Missouri Public Safety
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02:24
Transcript:
00:00
Pension from an ambulance, from an ambulance, to 19 to Highway 67 north,
00:05
just north of Stockman Road, 67 north for a one vehicle, MBA, unknown injury.
00:15
Three and four, I'm seeing.
00:20
10-58.
00:25
One vehicle MBA, unknown injuries.
00:38
to a field and the original callers unable to see the subject now.
00:47
Jim.
00:55
Dan, Fordor, Possible Volkswagen, Washington Tag.
01:04
County units, I got a call on that subject.
01:06
They said he was stripping his clothes off and jumping in the ditch full of water.
01:15
The county is advising that the vehicle is attending.
01:23
Call it on the line and find out which direction he goes.
01:28
County units are passing current River Ridge at this time.
01:34
10.
01:40
I advise my caller is going to be in a Ford F-150 running flashers on the side of the road near the MBA.
01:50
I advise the driver of the vehicle keeps walking in and out of traffic.
01:55
Question for replying Heights Road at this time.
02:05
10-4[1] get probed me at 1019 10-4 they've been page 5502 in row
02:20
subject to standing on the yellow line waving his shirt at oncoming trail
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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Oregon County, MO
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