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Single vehicle accident on route 650 with no occupants found, Lawrence County OH
TrafficA single-vehicle accident occurred near the intersection of Township Road 271 West and State Route 650 in Elizabeth Township. A Hummer went approximately 80 feet over an embankment. The vehicle was located with no occupants inside.
Audio|Heard on: Lawrence County Public Safety
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05:24
Transcript:
00:00
This was called the Rue Owing by Rock Hill Schools.
00:05
It's like 80 feet over the bank near the address they could give.
00:15
Lawrence, 911, station 600.
00:19
One car, NBC, unknown entry, unknown entrapment near intersection of Township Road 271 West and State Route 650.
00:30
Station 69040, alert B 28.
00:56
603904, I'll be 33[1].
00:59
Thomas.
01:04
Lawrence, 911, stage in 600.
01:08
One car, NBC,
01:09
unknown injuries,
01:11
unknown entrapment.
01:12
We'll be here the intersection, Township Road 271 West,
01:17
and State Route 650.
01:19
Station 600, your third alert 831 in Q5.1.
01:24
6.09 to lock-had-night.
01:26
Mark.
01:28
6.09.
01:31
He advised him.
01:33
2 personnel.
01:38
6-6 en route to about 833[1].
01:42
Be advised us your exact location.
01:45
This was crawled in by Rockville Schools 2 OSP and then to us.
01:50
They're advising it's a hummer, approximately 80 foot over the embankment.
01:59
Looking at the maps, they're top of Newcastle, most likely going to be between 271 West and Stairout 650, if I was guessing.
02:13
Dispriced 61.
02:16
61.
02:21
Show us in the area.
02:22
We're attempting to locate.
02:23
We're not finding anything yet.
02:30
If I were like I said, the best estimate was an 80 foot over an embankment and did not get a collar of the vehicle just that it was a Hummer.
02:38
Probably.
02:44
It's 61.
02:46
Go ahead.
02:52
Most likely, looking at the maps and what I know of growing up out there, look between 271 West and 218,
03:01
if you're going back towards 218,
03:04
over to the right, that's a pretty good embankment there coming out of that curve.
03:08
That may be worth to have.
03:11
Copy.
03:13
601 dispatch marks.
03:16
601.
03:18
6.01 in route personal vehicle at this time.
03:21
You got any further details since I was a text alert.
03:24
Negative, sir.
03:25
I've got EMS up there looking right now.
03:28
You've got 6.6 in route.
03:31
My best guess is going to be over the bank between 218 and 271 west.
03:39
Copy that.
03:45
609 to 601 direct.
03:47
Yes, sir.
03:49
It's right at the top of the hill when you pass the Red Storm in the bank.
03:54
See your own thing have eyes on it?
03:56
Affirm the we're on seeing now.
04:03
Copy that, I know 1502 and one of our units is in route from his job site.
04:08
If you need more hands, don't be afraid to holler.
04:11
Dispatch,
04:12
61 F.E. has found it.
04:14
They're by the top of the hill, past Deep Red.
04:18
Copy that, sir.
04:20
We're down to check it out.
04:26
Copy, yeah. We had a passerby.
04:27
Just tell us where it was that.
04:28
We're making our way back up to you.
04:32
Can you let S.O.
04:34
and the locals are out here searching as well?
04:38
4294.
04:46
I'm in the area here on 650.
04:50
We have any other location where this vehicle may be at.
04:54
911 to S014 FD is on scene.
04:57
If you find the fire track, you'll find it.
05:01
Calvin.
05:03
814, if you found a flashing lights, you might find it.
05:10
61, where on scene?
05:13
609 to dispatch.
05:15
61 on scene, 838.
05:19
6.09.
05:21
The advisory is no occupants in the vehicle.
05:23
All right, berm, thank you.
Police codes explained
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33: Firearm/handgun referenced
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Location mentioned:
OH-650 & Township Rd 271 W, Elizabeth Township, OH 45638
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