Vehicle Runs Off Road and Strikes Utility Pole
TrafficA vehicle went off the road, hit a utility pole, and ended up in a yard. It was left with the keys inside. The owners and responders are planning to use a wrecker to remove it.
Audio|Source: Johnson County / Paintsville Police, Fire, EMS
02:48
Transcript:
Go ahead. Got extensive damage to the right side. They ran off the road, struck a utility pole, went into this yard. Vehicle abandoned with keys in the ignition. Go ahead. No. No. 4.3 dispatch on 9-7[2]. Damn. Get one, I'm buzzing cover for sailors. They're wanting to know if they can get it with a wrecker and the back tires are up onto it. Just that kind of out that you get going to talk to the property owner. Yeah, that's that. Down public service with valors, he's wanting to know if they can get it with a wrecker and if the back tires are up on it. I just want to think the right rear tire is flat on it. Let me check out the right front. It's over an embankment in the yard. Property owner said that where the vehicle is located is somewhat soft about getting down to the exact location of the vehicle; probably have to sit on the road and pull it back up to a solid surface without the other vehicle. We're kicking towers, please. Am. I'll beat 98, everything appears. 4.03, dispatcher. A wheel 3. I'll beat 98, everything appears, 10-4[1]. Yeah.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement (OK)
[2]
9-7: Unknown (possibly referring to a traffic-related code in local context)
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Paintsville, KY
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