Car crashes into pole on i-64 westbound near kanawha turnpike, South Charleston WV
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a single vehicle crashed into a telephone pole on I-64 westbound near the Kanawha Turnpike exit. At least one person is injured and trapped inside the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Kanawha WV Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:27
Transcript:
00:00
Metro Station 60, possible accident, Kanawha Turnpike exit west mount.
00:08
Metro station 6, engine 653, 651, Battalion 650.
00:12
Respond to I-64 west, can all turnpike to exit westbound, I-64 westbound.
00:18
Car crash notification, call-taker can hear somebody moaning in the background.
00:22
I'm on 2.30.
00:25
Agent one's out.
00:27
Engine 3 en route, 2.3.
00:31
6.53 is out.
00:34
231. Metro station 6 through the mail is unable to get out, says he is injured.
00:42
Metro 3.
00:45
Metra 6 to you again out.
00:48
6.5 to 232.
00:51
Metro all responding units to the accidents off the exit vehicle into a telephone pole.
00:59
Metro 6501 is a rapid seat.
01:02
I got one bar open the side of the car grid into the pole.
01:07
Looks like one person still inside.
01:10
The I 64.
01:13
Can't 4 car into the pole.
01:14
One person still inside here in command, 234.
01:17
Metro 655.
01:21
235.
01:22
That's a 6.030 is on scene.
01:26
6.5. 6.5. 235.
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Location mentioned:
Kanawha Tpke, South Charleston, WV
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