Traffic incident on Creek Turnpike near Garnett, Tulsa OK
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a Toyota Tacoma struck construction barrels on Creek Turnpike westbound near Garnett. The vehicle caused damage to construction equipment and then left the scene without providing contact information. The incident may involve a hit-and-run.
Audio|Heard on: Creek County and Kellyville Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
00:54
Transcript:
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Got a,
00:01
suppose you could call it an 8189 of sorts.
00:04
It occurred Creek Turnpike westbound just to the east of Garnett at the start of construction.
00:10
Going to be a Toyota Tacoma that hit some construction barrels and lost one of the RPS vehicle cars that's been damaged to her hood.
00:18
She's no longer on scene and her 21[1]FO is in the cab.
00:23
Sorry, I should get a tag number or anything?
00:26
She advised that she has one, but it was not provided to us.
00:32
All right, I'll give her a call.
00:35
Call's clear.
00:38
X-ray 44 Tulsa.
00:40
Go ahead.
00:42
What was the vehicle color on that Tacoma? And you advised westbound from Garnett on Creek.
00:48
44. She did not advise color, but it was about a 15 to 20-minute time lapse.
Police codes explained
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21: Call by phone
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Location mentioned:
Creek Turnpike, Tulsa, OK
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