Units respond to possible crash on I-77 near Oaklawn Ave, Charlotte NC
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch received two crash notifications from separate cell phones showing a possible vehicle collision on northbound I-77 near exit 11 and Oaklawn Avenue in Charlotte. Units were sent to investigate the potential accident; no vehicle details were provided.
Audio|Heard on: Mecklenburg NC Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:7
Transcript:
00:00
Any mention that can be 17 to us? So prior to the accident on the highway,
00:05
We have two crash notifications from two separate phones.
00:09
Both show north 77 just after the 11.
00:16
(name withheld) is trying to get a copy.
00:19
1028, we copy.
00:22
I'll try giving both of them a call back just to make sure.
00:27
Reference that crash.
00:28
Certification. I tried both numbers, but no one answered.
00:32
Both phones are plotting on Rapid SOS around Oaklawn, so it looks like it's near north I-77 and Metro.
00:42
1312.
00:43
Good.
00:45
Am I? Yeah,
00:49
We'll get started towards that.
00:50
I don't have any vehicle descriptions.
00:52
We did get two separate notifications.
00:54
They're both plotting around the Oaklawn Ave area, just after exit 11 north on I-77.
01:02
Does SHP have a call as well for it?
01:06
Yeah, that's 10-4.
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Location mentioned:
Oaklawn Ave, Charlotte, NC
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