Vehicle slides into ditch on highway in Webster County, Webster County IA
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TrafficA vehicle went into the southbound ditch along eastbound Highway 20 near mile marker 125 in Webster County, Iowa. A tow service was requested with an estimated arrival time of 20 minutes. No injuries or hazards were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Webster County Sheriff and Fire
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02:25
Transcript:
00:00
We have a vehicle in the southbound ditch from eastbound lines.
00:06
Ten more.
00:12
Loster County 15 is at a Unity Point ending is 95.3, 95.3.
00:20
(number withheld).
00:22
20.
00:24
Do you that truck still on a big state?
00:31
2184 Luce.
00:35
This is on you, BPS.
00:40
This one. New County from Jasper County up for one call 11th.
00:48
Watch getting 20.
00:51
Good.
00:55
We will be in the San Jack Spotted as the last one that one in a ditch.
01:01
I'll grab me a 28 minute.
01:03
You want to just tell with the OT we got some problems going on here.
01:10
We're all called with PNC.
01:15
28 on this vehicle to Nora, Robert Henry 606, NRH 606.
01:26
Born us over 2011, we have the camera to Gary Carson's out of gallery, expired, 26.
01:37
His knee is locked up and he needs help because he has a doctor appointment.
01:41
911,
01:43
West 132nd Street, North, Unit 121.
01:51
Okay. Peace out.
01:54
That's going to be 20.
02:03
Go ahead.
02:06
They said they called Mid-I.
02:07
If you just want to verify with them that they're en route here.
02:11
(number withheld).
02:18
Verified with Mid-I.
02:19
They stated it's going to be a 20-minute ETA as the tow truck's dropping one in four Dodge, and that'll be on the way.
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US-20, Iowa
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