Emergency crews respond to vehicle crash on Haddix Rd, Greene County OH
TrafficEmergency crews, including law enforcement and fire services, responded to a vehicle crash on Haddix Road. Drones were used for scene assessment. There were also attempts to contact the individuals involved using phone information.
Audio|Source: Western Greene County Public Safety
04:19
Transcript:
340 if it's clear with 304[4]. I'll put a drone up. Yeah, notify the base. Nicker. 3rd 4 is a 4-2-1[1]. The time. One on the scene, I'll be 675 command[2]. Okay. Clear been telling one on scene and command at 2206. Disinformation, the two phone numbers that called with the crash alert, the first number, Go Street's voicemail, the second number was the phone that was found by the fire department's on team. Clear. And right, Pat's been advice. 1-14, check up. Cancel. Cancel. 340, also disinformation, Engelwood had no history with the RO. Clear. What is the name of the RO again? 18. (name withheld), M-A-D-A-O-I-S. 18. 3-9. 22 of them. 3-0-7. 304 and 362 are both 60. Here's everybody. Go ahead. Council, finance, command, dispatch. Go ahead. So, rapid SOS for the first phone call is now phase two, and it's 675, just south of Haddock's road. Rescue 61's available for calls. Medix 54 will advise. Your request, 9-2007. Quick, just south of Haddock, two-wise. Okay. For Ohio. Through Ohio or Texas. Go ahead's last name first. Last name is going to be (name withheld). Break for first. You're right, Lincoln, Edward, (name withheld). It's going to be (name withheld), common spelling, first name (name withheld), common spelling. Throughout the date of birth. April 25th, 1987. The Zorro's, I just for trying to 1-2-4 Chathnot Street in Inglewood. Affirm a 4-2-05. Clear. Clear, standby. 3-46. 4-50 from there, we'll be around to assist the crash. Okay. 148, both cars, 3-3-2. 246. You can cancel record dispatch. Go ahead. We've got one of the phones on Steam, so it's going to be the ROs at the maps point as far as the address of the RO and angle web break. Go ahead. If you're advising any words, do you think they make contact if there's any kind of parent or guardian, anybody else with the house to do if they have any other forms of communication with this person. Yeah, 3-04[3]. Good. This information looks like that might be a old phase correction at rapid SOS location from 23 hours.
340 if it's clear with 304[4]. I'll put a drone up. Yeah, notify the base. Nicker. 3rd 4 is a 4-2-1[1]. The time. One on the scene, I'll be 675 command[2]. Okay. Clear been telling one on scene and command at 2206. Disinformation, the two phone numbers that called with the crash alert, the first number, Go Street's voicemail, the second number was the phone that was found by the fire department's on team. Clear. And right, Pat's been advice. 1-14, check up. Cancel. Cancel. 340, also disinformation, Engelwood had no history with the RO. Clear. What is the name of the RO again? 18. (name withheld), M-A-D-A-O-I-S. 18. 3-9. 22 of them. 3-0-7. 304 and 362 are both 60. Here's everybody. Go ahead. Council, finance, command, dispatch. Go ahead. So, rapid SOS for the first phone call is now phase two, and it's 675, just south of Haddock's road. Rescue 61's available for calls. Medix 54 will advise. Your request, 9-2007. Quick, just south of Haddock, two-wise. Okay. For Ohio. Through Ohio or Texas. Go ahead's last name first. Last name is going to be (name withheld). Break for first. You're right, Lincoln, Edward, (name withheld). It's going to be (name withheld), common spelling, first name (name withheld), common spelling. Throughout the date of birth. April 25th, 1987. The Zorro's, I just for trying to 1-2-4 Chathnot Street in Inglewood. Affirm a 4-2-05. Clear. Clear, standby. 3-46. 4-50 from there, we'll be around to assist the crash. Okay. 148, both cars, 3-3-2. 246. You can cancel record dispatch. Go ahead. We've got one of the phones on Steam, so it's going to be the ROs at the maps point as far as the address of the RO and angle web break. Go ahead. If you're advising any words, do you think they make contact if there's any kind of parent or guardian, anybody else with the house to do if they have any other forms of communication with this person. Yeah, 3-04[3]. Good. This information looks like that might be a old phase correction at rapid SOS location from 23 hours.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
4-2-1: Possible crash or accident (code not fully defined in transcript)
[2]
675 command: Incident command at or near 675 (likely refers to Interstate 675)
[3]
3-04: Unit identifier
[4]
304: Unit identifier
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Location mentioned:
Haddix Rd, Ohio 45324
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