Vehicle crashes into mailbox near Aroostook Road, Wallagrass ME
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TrafficA vehicle crashed into a mailbox near Aroostook Road in Wallagrass, Maine. Law enforcement officers from the Sheriff's Office are responding to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Aroostook County, Fort Kent, Madawaska, Grand Isle - Public Safety
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02:41
Transcript:
00:00
Attention A, aye, attention A, so I.
00:02
Law enforcement requested near Aroostook Road, Wallagrass for a motor vehicle crash and a mailbox.
00:12
Law enforcement requested near Aroostook Road, Wallagrass,
00:16
for a motor vehicle accident and a mailbox.
00:20
We'll be sending sheriff's office.
00:28
Hey, it's fire, see the base.
00:34
Here's goal, now we're here.
00:38
Okay,
00:40
one. ...one. One, 14,
00:47
you can go ahead and a good round number.
00:50
Number 22, repeating two-two.
01:17
In reference to my Marshall complaint, he can't change nature to a suspicious and close it out.
01:28
Give me a moment, I'll find out.
01:32
A wonderful candidate that's D.C.A.
01:36
Uh,
01:41
give me a moment, I'll find out.
01:44
32 All right.
01:53
Fort Kent PD called with the report of a craft vehicle hit a mailbox,
02:01
and they are requesting law enforcement.
02:03
It's going to be near Aroostook Road in Wallagrass.
02:07
Near Aroostook Road, Wallagrass.
02:12
4.
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232. Where are you responding from?
02:19
Can I go ahead?
02:24
Okay
02:29
Amasai
02:33
Go ahead
02:37
Sheriff's Office is responding from St.
02:39
Agassas, so it should be there shortly.
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Location mentioned:
Aroostook Rd, Wallagrass, ME 04781
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