Two-vehicle crash possible on US-50 near Lone Jack, Lone Jack MO
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, an automatic crash detection system indicated a possible two-vehicle accident eastbound on US-50 near Route F in Lone Jack, Missouri. Fire, emergency medical services, and local law enforcement units were dispatched to the scene. Multiple calls were reportedly received about the incident, and responders from nearby Lee's Summit were also en route.
Audio|Heard on: Wright MO Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Ten 50J unknown automatic phone crash detection,
00:04
eastbound Highway 50 at Route F.
00:05
Eastbound 50F Frank.
00:09
Ten four en route.
00:12
Sorry, we saw another one en route from Highway 470 in Lee's Summit as well.
00:17
Ten four, okay.
00:20
Information (number withheld) troop is receiving multiple calls now.
00:28
Thirty-fifty-one, they said.
00:30
Ten-four, Lee Summit.
00:36
Can you see if Lone Jack can start that way and get some lights on it before we can get there? They had two on earlier today.
00:44
Ten-four.
00:46
Eleven seventy-seven, I'll be en route too.
00:50
Ten-four. Ranger 15, ten forty-two, Lee Summit.
00:55
Ranger 15, ten twenty-two, Franklin.
00:58
We Summit 351, 1177, 665 information.
01:03
County has Lone Jack en route.
01:05
They have fire and EMS en route.
01:07
This is possibly two vehicles involved.
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Location mentioned:
US-50, Lone Jack, MO
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