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Multiple-vehicle accident near Johnson Road in London, London KY
TrafficA car, truck, and SUV were involved in a multiple-vehicle accident near Johnson Road in London, Kentucky. The vehicles went off the road into a ditch. There were no reported injuries.
Audio|Heard on: Laurel County and City Fire, Rescue, Police, and EMS Dispatch
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02:40
Transcript:
00:00
Billion line.
00:01
Near the 1600 block of Johnson Road.
00:04
I advise that appears to be three vehicles.
00:08
Three vehicles, a car, truck, and SUV went off the road into a ditch.
00:12
Thank you.
00:22
Seven-nine line. If we can get that next record on that way, we'll add there soon as we clear this.
00:31
We're down on our next one.
00:34
2230.
00:35
22, 1.
00:42
22. 22.
00:49
Sandy knows public service.
00:51
They just got a row back in there to those roads.
00:56
Seampharm.
01:02
10-50 pattern no way clear.
01:06
Seampharm 4.
01:12
4209.
01:18
Go ahead. Do you care to get a copy of that insurance outlet to go?
01:25
Okay.
01:27
Back for London, moving on 7.
01:31
10.
01:33
10.
01:41
10. 208 out here, shows and route to Johnson Road.
01:47
10, 422.
01:55
Oh yeah, go right, everyone.
02:02
N25, about a 200 block of Lodd Ridge Road, Chevy Colorado, and bounced then flint and hit a vehicle that was parked there.
02:14
Did you say you advise he was hurt?
02:19
Negative. He slid off the roadway and hit a vehicle that was parked there.
02:27
Ten, ten-four.
02:28
Do you have any callers from that Johnson road traffic?
02:35
We've had a few callers.
02:36
I know at least two of them are not involved and are pasturized.
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Location mentioned:
Johnson Rd, London, KY 40741
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