Gold Toyota runs off roadway near Brook, recovery underway, Brook IN
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TrafficAn older gold Toyota ran off the road near 1300 East and 150 North with its engine still running, prompting a recovery response.
Audio|Heard on: Newton County Fire and EMS Dispatch, Brook-Iroquois Township Fire
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02:53
Transcript:
00:00
I got a call about a flight off near 1300 East and 150 North.
00:06
It's going to be a gold, older Toyota.
00:10
We haven't had any other calls about it.
00:15
That's clear.
00:20
That vehicle's still running.
00:42
Blue,
00:47
you got a copy?
01:02
Go ahead.
01:03
ADU back in?
01:10
Hey,
01:11
just drop this in your memory bank.
01:14
I just watched the county dump everything on a thousand overhead right on top of the interstate.
01:20
Just wanted somebody else to hear it.
01:25
Yeah, I'll be that.
01:32
Hey, Steve, I know the foreman, road foreman over there at the county highway.
01:37
You want me to give him a call and mention it to him?
01:41
Yeah, you might, because that was a lot that came down.
01:46
That's in four, I'll give me a call once a good done, get the club, it's on my file.
01:55
Thank you, Josh.
01:59
No problem.
02:04
has driven off the roadway.
02:06
Does have Ocampo going out of Dylan in route to recover him.
02:11
I have a 28 through Indiana when you're ready.
02:23
Indiana passenger 230 E.
02:26
Edward H. Henry Q Queen.
02:27
230 E. Edward H.
02:29
Henry Q. Queen.
02:37
The D-pig 91, Newton County.
02:48
Can you revise up the semi is still loaded?
02:53
Stand by.
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Location mentioned:
S 150 E, Brook, IN 47922
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