No crash found after report near Tucker County line
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Mineral County Public Safety and Amateur Repeaters
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That would be from Bear, like you're going toward Tucker, right?
00:08
They had sent their units to the county line and found nothing, and then gave us the call.
00:14
We've got an EMS call in the mountain occurring right now.
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We checked with their supervisor, so we have alerted 130 to go see if they can find anything on Route 90.
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We're just making you aware of it.
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10-4. If you find anything, let me know.
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Ten four.
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Thirty years.
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EMS are on another call.
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Also, we made state police aware of it.
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They're going to hold also until we hear from you.
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Is that okay? Go ahead.
00:57
Yeah, that's fine.
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We're going to be heading towards the Tucker County line that way.
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If we don't find nothing, we'll head back towards Route 50 then.
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Okay, 1536.
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Captain 130, Chief 130, and Peggy Bobo.
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Year on your vehicle is eight 2000 twenty-seven.
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(name withheld) has a valid Class C license.
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Expiration is seven 2000 twenty-nine.
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His ten twenty-nine is negative, sir.
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Ten four, ma'am.
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Thank you.
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Ten four.
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One hundred and thirty-three and route two, y'all to take one back one.
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Chief 130 , captain 130 , that's received.
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You come on,
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100 and thirty-three and route two, south that way.
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I am going to take route 90.
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Direct 90 , something.
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We're both be looking for anything.
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Let us know if you find anything.
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Drivers,
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get it ready for leave.
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All right, can you give me the model of both of those vehicles? Make, model.
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First vehicle is going to be a black Toyota Corolla, and a North Carolina registration.
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(number withheld).
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The other one is white in color.
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You need the registration.
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I'll take it.
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I'm passing this to the barracks up there.
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All right.
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Thank you.
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Ninety-seven, I'll send it again.
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All right, driver is going to change the information.
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He's waiting for the insurance, and he should be leaving in a minute.
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TFD is correct.
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We got fifty-five.
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Hey, location.
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Sorry, um, X six, stand by for more information.
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She was going on.
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Then those other two vehicles clear.
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Receiving the information, just waiting for the insurance.
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Yes, sir.
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Okay.
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Grant and that company 40 had checked up to the line.
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Thanks.
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Do you copy?
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Hampshire or two.
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There,
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can you check that, sir?
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9707 TSC, copy another accident.
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Accident.
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Yeah.
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Any idea?
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It was confusing information.
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Supposedly it was from State Farm.
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They had a phone number.
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They called it back.
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They got no answer.
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Got no contact.
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There's not much information.
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Go ahead.
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10-4.
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Our units are going to respond from Bayard through Gormania.
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That actually hindered us to verify that there's nothing in that direction.
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From the Tucker County line to Bayard, it's all clear.
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Okay, we understand from the Tucker line to Baird, nothing found.
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They're checking from Baird to Gormanian.
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10-4.
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1542.
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Chief 130, Grant County.
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There's nothing on us and the Route 9 either to the intersection.
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Okay, I understand there's nothing between Baird and Gormanian on Route 9.
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Is that correct?
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Chief 130. That's correct.
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10-4.
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1542, we'll make EMS and law aware of that.
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Inverted to the county line toward Tucker, nothing found by the fire department.
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10-4.
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