Single-vehicle crash with heavy damage near Johnson Road, Whitley County IN
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a single-vehicle crash occurred near Johnson Road and State Road 205 involving a white Chevy Malibu. The vehicle sustained heavy front-end damage but remained on its tires. No injuries or additional details were provided.
Audio|Heard on: Whitley County Sheriff Dispatch
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02:18
Transcript:
00:00
Ten-fifty T-D, single-vehicle, State Road 205 and Johnson Road.
00:06
My partner's so gathering information.
00:09
92-8,
00:11
1070 seconds.
00:13
92-8.
00:18
Should be a white Chevy Malibu.
00:30
99208-9203 you want me to head your way
00:37
when i got 2030 i'll advise if they're on Johnson Road you won't need to assist with traffic clear
00:54
928, she's going to be on 205, just right off of Johnson Road.
01:01
It's going to be a white Chevy Malibu.
01:07
92A.
01:09
That's match 92 8.
01:12
I'm 23.
01:15
928. I'm 23.
01:18
928.
01:25
9928 if you're heading this way you can signal 9 straight off into the field to the east of 205
01:34
So, Claire,
01:36
was sure we need help with Tribe equal for the 1051 or not?
01:44
I shouldn't.
01:45
They should be able to get her from Johnson.
01:49
Clear.
01:55
This patch, 92A, can you go ahead and start me a hook? No preference for a Chevy Malibu.
02:00
It's going to be out in the field,
02:02
probably about 15,
02:04
20 yards north of Johnson Road.
02:08
It's got heavy front end damage, but all the tires are still up.
02:16
Now, Joey Smith Brothers will be in a row.
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Location mentioned:
IN-205 & Johnson Rd, Smith Township, IN 46723
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