Semi truck overturns on i-74 eastbound in Indiana, Dearborn County IN
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TrafficA semi truck overturned on I-74 eastbound near mile marker 162.5 in Indiana. The driver was initially trapped but was safely freed without injuries. Traffic was shut down in the eastbound direction during the response.
Audio|Heard on: Dearborn County Police, Fire and EMS
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02:38
Transcript:
00:00
2.3. Sailing on fire versus responders,
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summon fire, also summon rescue 20.
00:07
Second page, I-74 eastbound at the 162.5,
00:12
had a semi overturned.
00:14
Rameau-Septic still trapped inside the vehicle.
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Fireground DC1, second page 651.
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Clear for cells.
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He's on his way already.
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I'll be 10-8 shortly.
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42,
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67.
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Camry,
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correct?
00:41
That's correct.
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I'm clear. Came back, valid, signal, 80.
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2.23, we've got eastbound traffic shut down.
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2-8, I'm clear.
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223, that's clear.
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You go ahead and start.
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We're running 2-2-2-1051.
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2-2-1051. 2.2.2.2.2.
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We have a crew route to the building.
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Clare registry 20 route was a crew to the building.
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That's 652.
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To me.
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42607.
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The 223, I know one vehicle is a transit van, the other vehicle involved.
01:50
We'll suspect be able to take both at the same time, or will they need two trucks?
01:57
Passage cars, heavy front end.
02:00
The transit van's got a broken right, the back axle broke on it, so let him know that.
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223.
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Kelly another.
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Please, sir.
02:28
A semi overturned,
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the driver is out of the vehicle and no longer are entrapped, doesn't appear to be injured.
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I-74, Indiana
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