Vehicle hits pole and two-car crash on 72nd St, Omaha NE
TrafficA vehicle hit a metal pole, causing the pole to fall across the interstate lane near 72nd Street. Traffic is heavy. People are moving the pole and a small sedan to the right shoulder. There is also a two-vehicle accident involving a black Tesla and a white cargo van on the right shoulder nearby. It is unclear if these are two separate accidents or one incident. Traffic is slow at the scene.
Audio|Source: Omaha Police Dispatch - Southwest
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MZ85 and 79, tangible structure is a property damage accident.
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808484, 804, 804, passed by Cullden, vehicle struck a metal pole. The pole is down over the interstate lane on 79.
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clear 85 to 75 just be advised traffic is quite heavy where I'm at it's going to be a minute
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79 and 85 we're getting a lot of additional callers, giving some information vehicle versus a pole,
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just west of the near 72nd Street exit.
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Parties are trying to move either a little light pole over the vehicle. It's a small sedan that falls pulled over onto the right-hand shoulder.
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We're also getting an additional call for a two-vehicle accident involving a black Tesla and a white cargo van on the right shoulder.
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Put in similar location, unknown if this is an additional accident, accident, or the same accident. I'm 799.
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Is it very, any?
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How many five?
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Clear.
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So, four.
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Four.
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That's cool.
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Two hundred sixteen is on four.
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712, 2016, both cars start towards propped to damage accident, 80svade at near 72nd, 80s, near 72nd, 8,000, 8702nd, pulled off to the shoulder,
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1079 and 8.5 are already in round for a vehicle versus a white pole. It sounds like there's two separate accidents.
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Yours should be a black Tesla and a white cargo van.
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72nd St, Omaha, NE
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