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Traffic crash with property damage in Pike County, Pike County IL
TrafficA traffic crash involving a Chevy Equinox occurred at the intersection near Canada Road 1500 East and 600 North in Pike County, Illinois. The crash caused property damage but no injuries were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Pike County Fire, EMS, and Law Enforcement
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02:52
Transcript:
00:00
Foray-Fring,
00:01
21, (number withheld).
00:03
A-Fring 21, (number withheld). A-Fring 71, go ahead.
00:11
Green 21, go ahead.
00:17
Differing 21 Springfield.
00:23
Did you have traffic?
00:30
Springfield, Frain 21,
00:32
(number withheld) with a Chevy Equinox at Canada Road 1500 East, at Canada Road 600 North.
00:46
Canada Road 1500 East, at Canada Road 600 North,
00:50
the Chevy Equinox of Deer.
00:57
This best trip is around to near Main Street.
01:03
Ten point.
01:07
Correction, near State Street.
01:10
Ten point.
01:17
Troop 16, it's reckless driving, I-72 Westbound at Post 106.
01:25
Troop 16 is reckless driving, I-72 Westbound near Post 106,
01:30
Red 4-door, red four-door,
01:33
V, (name withheld).
01:34
(name withheld), (number withheld), 1028, (name withheld).
01:41
(name withheld).
01:44
3045 East Carpenter Street, Springfield, red 2014 Hyundai.
01:55
One-five, go ahead.
01:58
En route to buss him.
02:01
Timpler.
02:07
By County, you last year in the traffic.
02:18
You can't fire.
02:24
You can't. It's informed.
02:31
I'm going to find out of the scene as well and then how to activate.
02:41
April 21 Springfield status.
02:48
Contact secures, three more an hour, property damage all made.
02:51
Okay, Derr, about it.
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