Vehicle in ditch on i-35 near wyoming, Wyoming MN
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a vehicle that went into the ditch near i-35 by Wyoming. Authorities coordinated traffic control and vehicle recovery.
Audio|Heard on: Chisago MN Fire-Tac Group Calls
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01:13
Transcript:
00:00
Chief Three from Captain Three on Ops.
00:05
Chief Three, Captain Three on OPS.
00:08
Go ahead, Captain Three.
00:12
I saw you guys were on the freeway.
00:13
I'm just staged at the parking right here.
00:15
Sound like 213 had another one.
00:17
Do you need me out on the freeway at all?
00:21
Negative, Forest Lake just wants this pre-warning and trying to move traffic over.
00:25
10-4.
00:30
Chief Two from Engine One on Ops.
00:33
Go ahead.
00:36
Sounds like everything's okay for right now.
00:37
I'm gonna go put Engine One back in the barn and be ready for whatever comes in.
00:42
Copy.
00:46
213 Wyoming, Captain Three on Wyoming Ops.
00:51
Go ahead, 213.
00:54
When you guys were on your way back, did anybody check on that jeep that was in the ditch? Gotten in the road and in the ditch.
01:01
I did not check on him.
01:02
It looked like he just needed a quick tug out.
01:06
Copy that, thanks.
01:09
Well, I'm a hinge too if you want to go northbound and then swing around and come in behind me.
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Location mentioned:
I-35, Wyoming, MN
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