Auto accident with possible injury on i-39 near interchange, Cherry Valley IL
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TrafficA white SUV was involved in a traffic accident on southbound I-39 near the 20-39 interchange in Cherry Valley, Illinois. A male passenger was found unconscious but later refused medical treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Pecatonica Fire / Win-Bur-Sew Fire
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02:31
Transcript:
00:00
Cherry Valley Fire, respond to auto accident at 240, I-39 south.
00:07
Cherry Valley Fire, respond to auto accident at 240, I-39 south.
00:20
Attention, Cherry Valley Fire General,
00:25
traffic accident,
00:27
mile marker 120 southbound I-39, just before the 20-39 interchange, westbound lanes,
00:39
car sideways, white SUV,
00:44
possible injury,
00:45
boy boy 45.
00:49
(number withheld) in route
00:57
(number withheld) in route
01:05
591, Charlie 56.
01:07
We're going to double check.
01:10
State may be on scene there.
01:12
The male is unconscious.
01:15
Again, you're looking for a white SUV in the westbound lanes just right before the interchange.
01:22
So east of the interchange of 20 and I-39, westbound lanes,
01:27
in the lane blocking.
01:35
10, 4-501.
01:43
591-501, Charlie 56.
01:45
We advise we did call State to verify the situation.
01:49
State is in route still, they are not on scene, but they are getting calls,
01:54
obviously, for people advising that this mail is passed out.
02:03
10 4, 591 on scene,
02:07
railroad tracks across from LawnCare By Walter for the white SUV.
02:17
Go ahead, 591.
02:25
10 and 4. Charlie 56, you can be available.
02:29
Patient is refusing medical.
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Location mentioned:
I-39, Cherry Valley, IL
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