Workman accident causes traffic on highway near city limits, Sequoyah County OK
TrafficA workman was involved in an accident just north of the city limits on Highway 17 in Sequoyah County, Oklahoma. The incident caused significant traffic congestion. Emergency services responded and officers were asked to direct traffic near Badgerly and Highway 17. There were no reports of fire, hazardous materials, or serious injury.
Audio|Source: Sequoyah County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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If you can contact county,
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another workman accident just north of the city limits on 17, the traffic's pretty backed up.
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You guys think they want us to direct traffic off of 17 down in Badgerly.
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All right, by the man one's at the service shop.
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Road truck, too, this one can't.
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It was okay.
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Okay, we're leaving in Trest 2 and Trem 3 is already gone.
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Alright, David Oger's for a second.
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Brushy 19, now on one.
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Brushy 19, go ahead.
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Tragore's 927.
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Truck 2, truck 3 is gonna be on thing.
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Stand 4.
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27, they advised that if we could redirect, that would help them out a lot.
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All right, bang, it's clear for us to come through.
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Okay, I'll be at the four way here.
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Directing traffic and try to keep them going to work out.
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Hold on this minute, Dreary.
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10-4[1].
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Hey, it's good. Hey, no, sir.
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Trupp 2, keep coming and get on the north side. Trub 3, stop right there and help direct traffic.
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Russia units also be advised. TALISO PD is going to come up and try to redirect there at Badgerly and 17.
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Thank you.
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