White Honda Struck Truck and Fled in Huron County, Huron County OH
TrafficA white Honda collided with a commercial vehicle and fled the scene. The commercial vehicle is following the Honda westbound in Huron County, Ohio. Updates about the vehicle's location are ongoing. Emergency responders are notified and monitoring the situation.
Audio|Source: North Central Ohio Public Safety
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14 westbound.
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I guess a white Honda struck a commercial vehicle.
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Commercial vehicle is still following them. Currently passed the order.
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Dr. 113 now.
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Number 13th. I'm headed west line now. I'm headed west now. I'm going on.
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Thank you. Thank you. Signal 48, room 138, female calls a friend and also the genesis mouth, pleading when she had in terms of 58.
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She is also with her daughter who also is advising the intention.
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We narrated for further, 934, nurse 11, date, and 32, 308, her one.
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Four years, Thomas.
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Okay.
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33, sent you a medicine call. My unfortunately, Ashon, National Road is going to be Ponto or Pisa.
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They're requesting we pick up a dog that looks like a chip.
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Amherst animal hospital could work. What's why do this is for each other?
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Okay,
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I'll advise and if I see if I'll fix it, I'll bring them down to the Plaza.
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Okay.
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345-00 for that in service.
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I just crossed Overland 113 the in front of 8305 Overland Road King John Mary 5137.
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Good Good.
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I'm trying to take a one email.
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You can't get a All right.
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Clear.
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Please respond.
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309 Eastone Street, 309 Easton Street for an average time now is 1035.
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Okay, and the hot is in front of problem.
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Honda is in front of him. Okay.
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Thank you very much.
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Huron County, OH
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