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Vehicle struck and thrown from railway near Miami River Road, Moyie Springs ID
Suspicious ActivityA vehicle was struck by a train and thrown off the railway near Miami River Road. Emergency crews and Union Pacific staff could not find any occupants in or around the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: South Boundary County Public Safety
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02:2
Transcript:
00:00
Sheriff, Medic 1, MediC10, you're at the Miami River Road.
00:02
Ah.
00:08
Medic 1, Medic 1, Medic 10 at 444.
00:11
Also, I have very limited information on this.
00:14
This is reported by UP.
00:16
They advised the vehicle was possibly driving down the tracks.
00:20
Crew of the engine is not injured, but we don't know anything about the vehicle.
00:29
Sorry.
00:33
1505, sheriff.
00:36
1505.
00:40
1505. Update from Union Pacific.
00:42
They're advising their crew went out to the vehicle and they have not been able to locate anyone in it or near it.
00:48
The vehicle was thrown to the side of the tracks, but again they have not been able to locate any people.
00:56
6.05, copy.
00:58
Still around.
01:01
Copy.
01:08
Units responding to Moyer River Road update from Union Pacific.
01:14
They have not been able to locate any people in the vehicle.
01:18
They walked back to the vehicle.
01:19
It's been thrown to the side and so far there are no occupants located in or near the vehicle.
01:31
That except copy.
01:43
Sure, picture five.
01:44
They happened to give you a plate on that.
01:51
1505.
01:55
If you do get that plate prior to my arrival, just hold on to it, don't air it.
02:01
Copy.
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