Multiple vehicle collisions with deer reported in Wheatland Township, Hillsdale County MI
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, there were multiple vehicle collisions involving deer and a minor crash in Hillsdale County. One vehicle at North Adams and Waldron Roads was leaking radiator fluid and towing services were arranged.
Audio|Heard on: Hillsdale County Public Safety
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01:15
Transcript:
00:00
We have two car deer collisions pending and another crash, no injuries in all three.
00:06
Did you want me to pull a couple of these out?
00:10
All right, you can pull the other crash and the car deer incidents that are drivable.
00:20
Car-deer collision at North Adams Road and Waldron Road is not drivable, leaking radiator fluid.
00:24
They're working with a tow company.
00:28
My partner will start taking care of the other car deer in Somerset, won't you?
00:33
501 central.
00:39
1501 and 51 central, I'll be in service, vehicle 2-3.
00:43
I'm having computer issues right now, just let me know when that one's ready.
00:47
I'll take care of it.
00:51
Copy that, sir.
00:52
Northcrowding Road and Fickory Road.
00:54
Looking for a 2016 Colorado dark gray in color, plate number withheld.
00:59
Do you want me to hold the others?
01:03
You can pull the crash out there.
01:05
The car deer collision at the north end of the wall, I'll take care of that after this one.
01:10
They're already working on a tow.
01:14
Affirmative, I'll pull it.
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Location mentioned:
Waldron Rd & N Adams Rd, Wheatland Township, MI 49249
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