Vehicle found in woods after striking utility pole, Charlotte NC
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders found a vehicle in the woods near Exchange Street in Charlotte. The car had struck a utility pole but no one was inside. The fire department located the vehicle, and Duke Energy was notified to inspect the damaged pole.
Audio|Heard on: Mecklenburg NC Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:7
Transcript:
00:00
Is this a 911 phone only?
00:03
10-4.
00:05
I'm UL, pars UL.
00:08
10-4, I'll cancel medic.
00:11
Puffer.
00:12
Go ahead.
00:14
A fire was able to locate in the woods.
00:16
Nobody's inside the car.
00:17
Have you had any calls in that area last night?
00:22
I looked off on Toddville CSX Way.
00:25
What road could it possibly be that I called from? I could look at.
00:29
Like near Exchange Street?
00:33
Yeah, I've looked through all those roads and I can't find anything.
00:38
Can you attach North Carolina (number withheld)?
00:48
Correction (number withheld) should come back to a Honda Pilot.
00:52
Negative eighty-seven.
00:53
It's showing off of Springmont Lane, Charlotte.
00:58
There is a pole out here.
01:00
He struck.
01:01
We don't have a phone number, but Duke's going to have to come out and take a look at it.
01:05
Do you know if the power is out or anything?
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Location mentioned:
Exchange St, Charlotte, NC 28208
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