Vehicle with front-end damage blocking highway intersection, Granville County NC
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TrafficA white Suburban vehicle was found unoccupied in the middle of the intersection at highway 158 and Tabbs Creek Road. The vehicle had front-end damage, and the bumper was missing. It is classified as a motor vehicle accident with property damage only.
Audio|Heard on: Oxford Police, Fire and EMS
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01:52
Transcript:
00:00
To be advised, the intersection of 158 and Tabbs Creek Road, is a white Suburban sitting in the middle of intersection, appears to be unoccupied, same sitting in the middle of the intersection with the hazards on and the horn blower.
00:12
Does not appear to be able to see anybody else.
00:14
I'm going to get somebody out to check on.
00:19
Temple. Timble.
00:25
You're advised Tabbs Creek Road.
00:30
Tabbs Creek Road, right in the VIP.
00:35
Chairman, sir.
00:40
On the end of this being, has been a motor vehicle accident with property damage only,
00:46
the bumper stole off on and unsure wind, but maybe just want to happen.
00:52
51, sounds.
00:54
51. 51.
00:56
All units are going to be clear the Grand Oak call.
01:01
104, may I cancel the Ebola?
01:06
104, you can cancel.
01:08
Okay, sir.
01:15
Control to...
01:21
That's five, three, go ahead.
01:24
There is a possible motor vehicle accident property damage only at 158 East and Tabbs Creek Road. It is a white Suburban in the middle of the roadway with front-end damage and the bumper is missing.
01:39
TAM4 1017.
01:41
Tamsure thank you ms4 patient transport FTII 1.
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Location mentioned:
US-158 & Tabbs Creek Rd, North Carolina 27565
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