Dark colored Ford Focus involved in reported mirror hit, Tiffin OH
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TrafficAuthorities reported a possible mirror hit involving a dark colored Ford Focus near Market and Perry Street in Tiffin, Ohio. Vehicle searches and utility checks were conducted at the location.
Audio|Heard on: Seneca County Fire and EMS Dispatch
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02:56
Transcript:
00:00
Anybody's a black Ford Focus?
00:05
Affirmative.
00:07
There's a dark colored Ford Focus.
00:11
And then Pit Stop, Heidelberg
00:16
Affirmative, Pistop Heidelberg.
00:18
I'm here now.
00:21
There's no vehicle match in that description.
00:31
Do you come in Perry Street or Market?
00:36
Perry.
00:38
Perry.
00:40
I'll check down Perry.
00:46
For any vehicles with mirror hit.
00:49
Yeah, wait for a train.
00:55
Probably going to be close to Johnson or Penn Street said it was real close right before the tracks.
01:01
So the people that got struck.
01:07
Clear.
01:12
27-on-43.
01:23
Look at normal traffic due to the weather conditions.
01:35
18704. 18704.
01:38
Go ahead.
01:41
I did make contact with AEP.
01:43
They'll call back with an ETA when they have one.
01:50
Oh six.
01:55
This is not an AEP pool.
01:58
It's going to be utilities,
02:00
probably Spectrum.
02:06
I just gave AEP all the information and they accepted the information.
02:13
So I need to call Spectrum.
02:19
I can't find any marker on these holes out here, but it's definitely a cable line.
02:28
Hey, King-Go-A.
02:32
If there's any lane, can you send it to my car, please?
02:39
Hi, for me.
02:45
They should have a plate, the vehicle I had the mirror hit.
02:52
King King Edward 1260, King, Edward 1260.
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Location mentioned:
E Market St & E Perry St, Tiffin, OH 44883
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