Disabled log truck leaking fluid at highway intersection

Heard on: Jasper Fire

01:41

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Attention Jasper Fire, attention Jasper Fire.

00:02

I have you en route to 190 and 96.

00:05

190 and 96.

00:07

911 caller reporting a log truck that's broken down in a turn lane close to Cheers.

00:13

Caller reported there's going to be liquid pouring out the bottom of the log truck.

00:18

Officer is en route.

00:19

Tone time is 10:56.

00:30

10-4.

00:42

10-9, repeat transmission.

00:52

PD to Jasper Fire, officer on scene is advising it's going to be transmission fluid, not gasoline.

01:01

I can notify TxDOT as well.

01:12

PD to Jasper Fire, again, I can notify Texaco.

01:15

Unknown if you need to respond for the transmission fluid.

01:23

Station one dispatch.

01:27

Go ahead.

01:29

Do they need a traffic control?

01:35

Negative, big wreckers already on scene.

01:38

Proceed, just go ahead and set 10-22 tone off.

2026-11-09 16:52 UTC

Traffic

US-96 & US-190, Jasper, TX 75951

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a disabled log truck in a turn lane near Highway 190 and Highway 96 by a business called Cheers. A caller reported liquid leaking from underneath the truck, but an officer later identified it as transmission fluid rather than gasoline. Fire response was canceled after large wreckers were already on scene.