Three vehicles stuck in snow near Wetzel and Monning, Cincinnati OH
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TrafficThree vehicles were stuck in the snow near Wetzel and Monning roads. Responders checked the scene after a passerby reported it. No one was injured and the vehicles were cleared without blocking traffic.
Audio|Heard on: Cincinnati Police
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02:25
Transcript:
00:00
Tommy sent over a traffic hazard, Wetzel and Monning, three vehicles stuck in the snow and putting in a salt truck request.
00:09
You mean send a car to the area.
00:11
It was just one call from a passerby.
00:13
Nobody involved called.
00:19
So,
00:20
Michelle is two...
00:26
Investigated, advised.
00:30
Investigated.
00:32
Copy.
00:34
4263 or 65 by the unit able to break away.
00:37
Have an accident with injuries, I-75 at Galbraith, fire, and round.
00:42
6.3.
00:45
I'll take up.
00:46
Forty-663 okay, 42210.
00:55
Accident with injuries, 375 with Galbraith.
01:03
Unknown at this time.
01:07
I copy.
01:13
One of the vehicles struck a light pole.
01:17
We have a white Hyundai sedan, a black Nissan Versa,
01:22
and a blue Honda Civic.
01:29
3265. Show me around from that as well.
01:31
Copy.
01:38
Someone's locked around for a couple minutes while he's swinging around and pick up the vehicle from the rear.
01:46
Got me.
01:52
Repute, 25.
01:56
GRPUDE.
01:58
DR, are we still needing for this nuisance?
02:04
Let me call Denise T.
02:06
back and I'll advise.
02:09
Copy thank you.
02:10
No problem.
02:17
There are no injuries.
02:19
All vehicles are out of the road, not obstructing anything,
02:22
and a report has been refused by both cases.
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Location mentioned:
Monning Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45227
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