Multi-vehicle crash on Highway 10 near Elk River, Elk River MN
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders reported a multi-vehicle accident involving several cars and a dump truck on Highway 10 southbound near Elk River, Minnesota. Multiple injuries were reported, and traffic was affected due to icy road conditions. Chiefs from Elkhorn Fire Department arrived on scene and assumed command.
Audio|Heard on: Mille Lacs County Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:26
Transcript:
00:00
Highway 101 southbound just south of Highway 10.
00:02
It's going to be a few cars piled up.
00:03
One is a dump truck, (number withheld).
00:22
Eight dump truck, unknown injuries.
00:24
Eleven 50.
00:25
Sixteen's on.
00:28
Eleven fifty-four.
00:33
Fifty-two, twelve.
00:35
Ten, eight. No report.
00:37
Eleven fifty-four.
00:43
Six hundred and one.
00:46
Eleven fifty-five.
00:52
Elkhorn Chief One and Chief Four arriving on scene.
00:56
We do have two vehicles and a dump truck.
01:00
Looks like multiple injuries.
01:01
We'll be out investigating, assuming command.
01:05
Chief Four, I copy you're out with two vehicles and the dump truck.
01:07
Eleven fifty-five.
01:13
Okay, stay close.
01:17
Traffic in the left two lanes on the bridge; traffic's getting around in the right lane, but it's clear ice.
01:22
See if DOT can come out here and get some help with some trucks.
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Location mentioned:
US-10, Elk River, MN
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