Suspect flees after crash causing power line down, Wichita KS
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A single-vehicle crash occurred near E 53rd St S in Wichita, KS, causing a power line to fall across the roadway. A suspect fled northbound from the scene. EMS is advised to use caution due to downed power lines. The suspect is described as a large, heavy-set black male driving a maroon Kia with a partially withheld license plate number.
Audio|Heard on: Sedgwick County Law Enforcement
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02:20
Transcript:
00:00
Help.
00:02
For an injury accident, area 6 p.3rd in the center.
00:08
Five.
00:12
Six. Six.
00:13
Uh,
00:17
took off northbound.
00:20
Advise EMS to be careful of the power line down across 53rd.
00:32
180, Wichdrell.
00:36
180.
00:38
He ran out of gas.
00:40
He has help around.
00:41
Obviously 24.
00:44
180, 104 to 359.
00:50
Those center cat in here, possibly train tracks,
00:55
the vehicle in the ditch, possibly in a pole.
01:08
Power out here or the power line down.
01:14
47, you can start my 39 over there.
01:22
Super.
01:26
Verified a 301.
01:27
Do you have a description of that driver that took off?
01:30
I'm getting told it's a large, heavy set black male.
01:38
I'm just confirming he went northbound through the neighborhood.
01:43
Yes.
01:45
301 be advised.
01:46
Tag is going to be (number withheld) on a maroon Kia.
02:00
5 and 6.5. Just because there are lines down on the road,
02:05
lines down on the road on 53rd.
02:11
Hazel is advising a run driver with a large stack black male took off northbound through the neighborhood.
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Location mentioned:
E 53rd St S, Wichita, KS
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