Pedestrian hit by vehicle on I-88 eastbound near milepost, Bureau County IL


A pedestrian wearing a black sweater and blue jeans was hit by a blue 2017 Ford on I-88 eastbound near milepost 136.25 to 136.75. The vehicle sustained heavy front-end damage and all airbags deployed. Medical attention may be needed.
Audio|Source: Illinois State Police Troops 1,2,3,4,5
02:25
Transcript:
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440[5] Roger (number withheld) I look at a pedestrian it's going to be a male-white wearing a black sweater
00:16
Blue jeans, Lex letter, Blue jeans, Superior 50[1] for me.
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We're going to be 88 eastbound, milepost 136.25[2], 888 eastbound, milepost, 136.75.
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188.E.bun, 10,4.
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Seattle,
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3, 295, can stay secure.
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2, 24, 104. Go ahead.
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It's going to be Nany, North Island Express, Ogden, Nany, Northbound Express, I've been, Nany, North Carolina Express, I've been, White for Transit, Van.
00:38
Firefireplate, 6, A, Adam, (number withheld), Frank over Frank, 6, A, Adam, (number withheld), Frank, Frank.
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3-349-104[6]
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Chicago, 2,048.
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Indiana-Chance, Alvia, Illinois Beach State Park,
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DNR code's Kear 1R.
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Two-frame 48104
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King 78-177 clear
00:54
Silver 2014 in Havi Utility.
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It's going to be just last tomorrow.
01:00
208. State Park.
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4.
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566[3], 6.66[7], a train of a patient.
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In confection.
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3-115-104[4].
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This is a heavy front-end deficit.
01:09
All airbags are all airbags for it.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Superior 50: Likely a unit or area code
[2]
88 eastbound, milepost 136.25: Location marker
[3]
566: Unit identifier
[4]
3-115-104: Unit identifier
[5]
440: Unit identifier
[6]
3-349-104: Unit identifier
[7]
6.66: Unit or code
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I-88, Illinois
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