Fuel tanker overturns, spills fuel at rural intersection 

Transcript:
Two cars, I'm investigating, make this 48th Street command, and put the chief in. Up 34 on, seeing two cars, 1.08, you can be in service. Car 1.08, stand down. 37B, can you come let me in. 10. 108 in service. 108 in service. Can you be in canceled by Kong hard? Cancel by PD. Car 301, car 310, units responding. In service. In service. On the mutual aid call, Jesse James Farm Road and northeast 138th Street, got about over 8,000 gallons of fuel spill with an overturned fuel tanker. Be advised to take Somerset Road from the south and enter that way. Twenty-three on scene investigating two cars. Bumper 17 and quarters. Two-three is on scene. Popper 17, of course. Holden. Not extricate, you can be in service. We're going to have a maroon car versus a tan car. Message received. Maroon car versus a tan car. 104, did you copy that direct? You can be in service. Yeah, 104's in service. 104 is in service. 104 in service. We want to wait in the house. 108 in quarters. Trux is going to be in service. Medicines going to remain unseen patients. Dispatch, hazmat 71. Hasmat 71 in units, a correction. Truxics in service. Leaving it with Medicines. It's unknown how much fuel is leaked at this time. It is a correction for Clay County. They're not sure how much fuel is leaked. Hasmat 71, go ahead. I was just going to have you repeat how much fuel had leaked. Yeah, I just need to just correct myself on that one. They're unsure. The latest for Clay County is they're not sure how much fuel is leaked yet. That's 23-pound-hour ambulance can be in service.

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