18-wheeler rollover with smoke on interstate near 218 exit, Fort Payne AL
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, an 18-wheeler truck overturned on I-59 northbound near the 218 exit in Fort Payne. Smoke was reported coming from the truck. Fire and medical units were requested to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Fort Payne Police
Listen to dispatch call
02:23
Transcript:
00:00
1050 on I-59, northbound,
00:04
just right past the 218 exit.
00:06
It's going to be an 18-wheeler, rollover.
00:11
10-4[2]. Is there going to be any address?
00:16
On injuries, the caller was just passing by, it and soft.
00:20
1040-194.
00:23
104.126.
00:33
123, 1094 also.
00:34
10.123, 1094 also.
00:38
104-123.
00:48
Fort Payne to 123 and 126.
00:52
I know their callers advise that there's a lot of smoke coming from the 18 wheeler.
01:01
123 to 4.
01:05
126, that's 4.
01:13
4.5 to advise to 18 northwell.
01:18
104, just dropped past the 218 exit.
01:22
Sample.
01:30
126, 1023.
01:34
24, 126. 24, 126.
01:44
126-4-5, the driver is first to be code 1.
01:49
104-1-26.
01:54
104-1-26.
01:59
4-5 if you haven't already, go-end, roll by all-mode.
02:05
10-9[1], you're unreadable.
02:07
10-4[2]-1.
02:16
One-twint three, four fine.
02:18
He advised.
02:19
Go ahead and roll fire meter.
02:22
Or they're on the way.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-9: Repeat last message
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment (Message received)
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
I-59, Fort Payne, AL
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