Disabled truck blocking southbound lane near Powderly
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Lamar County Public Safety Dispatch
06:48
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00:00
Is anybody seeing a silver or gray passenger car on the southbound traffic near the Powderly Dairy Queen?
00:14
I didn't see anything when I passed by there, but I can turn back around and check again.
00:21
And four, we got two 911 calls advising that there's a vehicle on the southbound side about to cause another wreck.
00:29
Looks like it's a stranded motorist or something like that.
00:40
36 County, is he on the shoulder?
00:48
I believe they're going to be in the right lane of traffic, southbound.
01:00
I guess it's going to be in.
01:02
I don't know if it's a silver car or a silver passenger truck.
01:08
10-4, do we have a make, model, or 28?
01:14
They turned west on 906 towards Pat Mayse Lake.
01:18
It's going to be a semi following it.
01:20
They said that this subject crawled out the window, got on his hood, and hit in the passenger side windshield of his semi, and they got back in the car and took off.
01:28
He's currently following.
01:33
10-4, I'm gonna flip around.
01:42
Thirty-six to thirty-two,
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just north of Aaron Parker, there does appear to be a vehicle in the right-hand lane.
01:48
It's going to be an orange-red truck with its hood open.
01:56
Different calls, I'm not exactly sure.
02:01
Ten-four, working my way through this traffic.
02:08
Ten-four.
02:12
Yeah, this is going to be two separate calls.
02:14
I think what 36 is saying is going to be a motor assist maybe, and what my partner's giving out is going to be a hit and run.
02:33
1336, 1332.
02:35
This subject that came out of the silver PC, he can no longer see him.
02:41
He said he either
02:42
continued on past the dam or turned off of 906 West.
02:52
10-4.
02:59
Two 05:12 , 1st traffic.
03:03
Pretty good.
03:04
Show me out with that vehicle with the hood up.
03:06
Joe's gonna be out of Texas.
03:08
Boy, 678 , Robert Charles.
03:30
Thirteen thirty-six.
03:32
This subject with the hit and run, he's going to park at the lookout at the dam and wait for you to meet him.
03:41
Ten four.
03:43
1336 callers back on the phone advising he's located the vehicle.
03:46
They're headed across the dam towards FM 197.
03:55
10-4.
04:02
2512, do you need anything?
04:08
You cut out.
04:11
We're heading this way if you want.
04:14
10.
04:19
I told her to check one out of Texas.
04:25
Good.
04:30
Thirty-six, your complaint is going to be in a white Peterbilt.
04:34
He's (name withheld).
04:35
He's not hauling anything.
04:39
Phone number (number withheld) (number withheld) out of Texas.
04:45
So come back to (name withheld).
04:51
They're headed west at the intersection of 100 and ninety-seven and 906 westbound.
05:02
105.
05:05
I have a turn back on.
05:06
It's going to be at (number withheld) West Center.
05:15
(number withheld) West Center.
05:18
Sir, that is correct.
05:21
10-4.
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100 clear.
05:27
Copy that, base.
05:34
2512, copy return 1061.
05:38
Go ahead.
05:43
Eligible class Charles DL expires in 29.
05:46
She also has traffic, our department times two for a total of 1088 dollars and 62 cents.
05:53
Received.
05:56
Are you going to want that?
06:01
1336.
06:09
He's
06:11
complaining it's going to pull over near Honey Farms.
06:18
Ten four.
06:20
I think he sees you.
06:24
I'll be out with him.
06:26
Ten four.
06:29
32.
06:32
Got it.
06:35
This gentleman's truck broke down on him while he was waiting in traffic from that accident.
06:40
He's just waiting for it to cool off or something, and he's choosing to wait in the shade.
06:46
And if he needs us, he will call us.
06:47
You show me tonight.
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