Vehicle hits deer on Highway 5, fire response canceled, Jasper AL
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire department was dispatched to a vehicle accident involving a deer near Highway 5 in Jasper. The vehicle was reported smoking, but the incident was later canceled after the caller confirmed no assistance was needed.
Audio|Heard on: Walker County Fire
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Control to Saragossa Fire, respond near Highway 5.
00:04
To an MVA vehicle versus deer.
00:06
The vehicle is smoking.
00:08
Cross streets Johnson Bridge Road and Burt Johns Road.
00:25
Control, start off the fire.
00:27
Responded near Highway 5 for an MVA vehicle versus deer.
00:31
The vehicle is smoking.
00:33
Cross streets Chelsea Bridge Road and Burke Jones Road.
00:50
Control Saragossa Fire, respond near Highway 5.
00:54
We have an MVA vehicle versus deer.
00:56
The vehicle is smoking.
00:57
Your cross streets Johnson Bridge Road and Burt Jones Road.
01:15
Control, Saranac Fire responded near Highway 5 for an MVA vehicle versus deer.
01:21
Vehicle is smoking.
01:23
Cross streets John C Bridge Road and Burt Jones Road.
01:44
Control the Saranac Fire, you can cancel your last page out near Highway 5.
01:49
Per the caller, you can cancel.
01:58
Control the Saranac fire, you can cancel your last page out near Highway 5 per the caller.
02:11
You can cancel.
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Location mentioned:
AL-5, Jasper, AL 35503
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