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Semi-truck rollover near highway 10 causes fatality, Stearns County MN
TrafficA semi-truck overturned near highway 10 and 115th Street Northwest. The driver was ejected and later found deceased. Rescue and fire units responded. Train traffic stopped in the area.
Audio|Heard on: Benton and Stearns County Public Safety
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06:26
Transcript:
00:00
Rice fire for a crash, rice fire for a crash.
00:02
Rice fire for a crash.
00:10
Bryce fire for a crash.
00:12
Highway 10 at 115th Street Northwest.
00:16
Highway 10,
00:17
115th Street Northwest.
00:19
For a semi-rollover near the train tracks, we are looking for assistance in finding the driver, possible ejection.
00:27
Page time is seven minutes.
00:34
I got a body.
00:35
Can you send a rice for us too?
00:37
Darren Rout.
00:43
205-85 for the code form be cleaning rounds and Sony.
00:48
Seven minutes.
00:54
Oh, go, need to copy.
01:00
Rescue for an update.
01:01
Update for the crash, US Highway 10 at 115th Street Northwest.
01:05
Subject was located looking for rescue.
01:08
Page time. Update 8 minutes.
01:14
bought out by the bank because she wasn't making payments after a domestic we have there.
01:23
Yeah, we're sitting outside and the snow is completely over it, like there's no driveway.
01:31
Yeah, I don't think they're going to be able to find her there.
01:34
I can try and find a phone number if the medical examiner wants that, but she doesn't live there.
01:39
It was fought out by the bank.
01:42
Yeah, that's what they're looking for, just waiting in contact with her.
01:51
No, I think he's the only one in there.
01:57
Copy.
02:02
Go to Benton.
02:04
Fifty-five.
02:05
Second-two.
02:06
Disregard.
02:08
I copy.
02:12
Just looking at some of the event notes, do we know if we have the driver located or are they still kind of, well,
02:20
it's out yet?
02:23
No, they just found him, sounds like he's probably 54.
02:30
10-4[1].
02:34
You can hold off on the telephone then.
02:38
On your line, please.
02:39
I call all screen around then.
02:43
Can you locate the on-call?
02:47
Yep,
02:50
Jim.
02:52
And when you have paid, see if they can do a recon call else.
03:01
Go ahead.
03:05
6151,
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Sam, Tom, Tom.
03:09
I have you.
03:14
22, 24 and 2319 just for this.
03:22
Code 4[2].
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10 minutes.
03:25
20 minutes 64, I'm clear.
03:28
12 minutes.
03:34
Take on Oswald from A164, patient report.
03:40
Go ahead.
03:44
8164 is in route for facility with a 53, 5-3-year-old nail, combining a sudden onset of chest pain, sub sternally.
03:52
He said it initially was 7 out of 10, radiating to his back and all over.
03:57
12 lead,
03:58
unremarkable.
04:00
I did give him one nitro and 324 aspirin.
04:03
He does rate his pain a 3 out of 10 now, more subternal pain, now radiating.
04:09
IV in the right AC, we should be there.
04:11
about five minutes.
04:12
Any questions?
04:17
No questions.
04:18
K-Chute. S2Clear at 0-0-13.
04:25
No respirations, no heartbeat.
04:32
Take-6-6-6-2-2.
04:34
Take-2.
04:37
And you also notified mid-dats if they can get a crash truck out there?
04:43
24-040-100-duty.
04:50
Sounds like they came upon it right after it happened.
04:53
Probably.
05:00
1112, see if you can get anything if it's semi-fresh.
05:08
I would say it's pretty fresh here.
05:16
4526 to 1112.
05:17
What kind of an accident are we looking at here?
05:21
It's a green truck like corn or beans or something off the highway, going southbound, all the way down across the ditch, across both planes of the railroad,
05:34
across the irrigator, and ending on a tree on the pasture.
05:42
Yeah.
05:45
6-6-2.
05:50
Can you also have county start a ME transport and give the ME my phone number? That work.
06:04
And it sounds like the truck is way down in the field.
06:08
Do you still want DOT called out for it?
06:12
Yeah, because we're going to have to probably close down part to get it towed out of there.
06:22
At least just one truck, just so they can run some blockage for us.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement (OK / Message received)
[2]
Code 4: Situation under control; no further assistance needed
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Stearns County, MN
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