Traffic incident involving two semis near Petro station, West Memphis AR
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TrafficA traffic incident occurred near the Petro station on eastbound I-40 involving two semi trucks. Multiple units responded, and there are no reported injuries at this time.
Audio|Heard on: East Central Arkansas Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
03:11
Transcript:
00:00
Do you have anything? Eastbound on I-40 east of Mound City.
00:07
Travis coming to a complete stop.
00:11
Negative.
00:16
Definitely.
00:21
The Cross County on mail 15.
00:31
1019. I'll meet 1019 across.
00:37
Take one.
00:43
Hey, 13 County, 13 County.
00:48
Go ahead.
00:50
Show me out a crazy dog.
00:51
You all have a win and I'll piece battle cell phone.
00:56
So far.
01:03
20, 30, temple.
01:05
All right.
01:12
Tennessee (number withheld), repeating,
01:19
Tennessee,
01:20
(number withheld).
01:23
Can you confine with those that's expired?
01:31
Andrews?
01:34
We advise negative injuries at this time.
01:37
We're on the phone with Pathford getting them in route now.
01:44
Are you showing about?
01:47
Ten four.
01:52
Ten four. Four County,
01:59
show me ten-eight.
02:05
Three-ten disband, show walk or self-division.
02:07
Go to be ten-four, just down.
02:18
Here's one.
02:24
Four City, D-29.
02:26
Am I okay? Did the tobacco?
02:33
10-50 with two semis pulled into the Petro.
02:39
It occurred at the 279.
02:46
I'm on line, can you get on the turner flash or something, please?
02:52
104.
02:56
City D-29.
03:02
The caller disconnected, but they're pulled into the Petro station off of Mound City.
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Location mentioned:
Petro Rd, West Memphis, AR 72301
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