Multiple vehicles crash off Third St highway in poor weather, Wheeler IN
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TrafficMultiple vehicles veered into ditches along Third St highway, with tow and clearance efforts underway in poor weather.
Audio|Heard on: Porter County Public Safety
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02:15
Transcript:
00:01
31, copy.
00:04
Vodal ball on the air station 3.
00:08
1,700 for a disregard.
00:15
Saintinger in area.
00:23
Do they clear it?
00:27
Negative they're still out there.
00:28
Sounds like the table is stuck.
00:30
Can try and find a better location.
00:36
Hey, Bill.
00:37
49 from Park Service 512.
00:39
You just asked us where on the power line access.
00:45
Ten four.
00:52
Just for my 1043, are we doing any pullouts? A negative, not at this time.
01:00
21-336.
01:06
Equals and removed will be 108.
01:09
2029. 2029.
01:20
We have a prior crash at the 60.9 of Black Camry in the North Ditch.
01:27
The subjects have been relayed to 3 North, 334 handled it just a little bit ago.
01:32
However,
01:33
apparently they might be trying to make their own arrangements.
01:37
Control guys, that is not going to be feasible with the fiber as well as the weather.
01:47
Clear.
01:48
Is that by my 1043?
01:51
Affirmative, if you could make the area when you're 108 from your current detail, make sure they're not trying to use a different toe.
02:02
Clear. And those subjects are at 3 North, or are they still with their vehicle?
02:07
Three North.
02:08
Vehicles at 60.9 in the North Stitch.
02:13
Clear. When I'm done here, I'll hit that way.
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Third St, Wheeler, IN
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