Vehicle crashes into house near State Route 155, Perry County OH
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TrafficA vehicle crashed into a house near State Route 155 and Indian Run Road in Corning. A female and an infant were inside the vehicle and are now out. Two people may have been injured. Fire and emergency medical services responded to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Perry County Fire and EMS
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02:24
Transcript:
00:00
Attention, Corning, Fire, and EMS personnel.
00:02
You have a run near the intersection of State Route 155 and Indian Run Road.
00:04
Again, State Route 155 and Indian Run.
00:07
Vehicle into a residence, time of your first tone, 1443.
00:14
Operations are going to be on XSE 64 South.
00:25
I'm going to be.
00:39
State Route 155 and Indian Run Road,
00:42
a car into a house,
00:45
there was a female and an infant in the vehicle, they are now out, operations are on XSE-E-64 South,
00:53
10 years 1, 1445.
01:09
In State Route 155 and Indian Run Road on a vehicle into a residence, two possible injuries.
01:19
Operations are on XSE 64 South, timing your second time 1446.
01:27
ALEEN SULLIVANI.
01:31
The Corning Fire personnel.
01:41
This is Corning Fire and Squad personnel.
01:45
Indian Run Road and State Route 155 near the school,
01:49
on a car into a house, trying to move your third tunnel, 1447.
02:01
Lieutenant 271, Perry.
02:06
Lieutenant 271.
02:11
One of a crew around the station.
02:13
Is there a tax channel for this?
02:16
A firm, XFD 64 South.
02:19
X7E 64 South.
02:23
I copy, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
OH-155 & Indian Run Rd, Monroe Township, OH 43730
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