Pickup truck blocks traffic near Main and Meredith streets, Delhi NY
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TrafficA pickup truck was blocking traffic near the intersection of Main and Meredith streets in Delhi, NY. The vehicle caused a roadway obstruction but was later removed by a deputy.
Audio|Heard on: Delaware County 911 - Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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01:40
Transcript:
00:00
Someone just came and pulled that truck out of there.
00:02
It's going down to the main train.
00:04
It's the pickup truck blocking traffic.
00:10
The lead truck is back up all the way to the school permit.
00:16
Racing.
00:18
I'm going to be following that vehicle to get the information.
00:22
I'll buy it down.
00:24
$1. $1.001.
00:28
$1. $1.
00:30
That vehicle's been removed from Kingston Street.
00:31
That vehicle's been removed from Kingston Street.
00:34
You can cancel.
00:35
Doi fire with my thanks.
00:38
$1. $1.9.7.
00:42
Delaware, Delhi, when I copy this,
00:45
was Delipede dispatch to this call, though?
00:49
That's for a minute.
00:51
I wish you, thank you.
00:55
$45.516.
00:58
Dollar 516.
00:59
I'm going to be out at Main and Meredith for that same vehicle blocking the roadway.
01:09
Received, we'll update fire.
01:13
2.3-0 on Meritor Street.
01:14
Go to die 1-d1-9-0.
01:16
2.3 got it.
01:20
You can cancel firearm right here on Meredith Street with 1-6 we can handle it.
01:26
Tracy, thank you.
01:28
When you can disregard against, law was advising us they were now blocking the intersection of main and notice.
01:34
We do have a deputy on scene with DLRPD, they're going to be all skipped.
01:37
Still high fire for law on scene.
01:39
Cappell up call. That looks clear.
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Location mentioned:
Main St & Meredith St, Delhi, NY 13753
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