Motor vehicle accident at Prices Creek Road and Circle E Ranch Road, Yancey County NC
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TrafficA motor vehicle accident occurred involving a Department of Transportation truck and a small blue passenger car at Prices Creek Road and Circle E Ranch Road. There was no tractor trailer involved according to county reports.
Audio|Heard on: Rutherford County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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01:53
Transcript:
00:00
Newton, a Yancey car, 1050 PD, Price Creek Road and Circle E Ranch Road.
00:11
123, we don't have a Yancey car today.
00:15
You'll just have to hold it until I get done with this or I ask the Mitchell car to take care of for me.
00:24
Motor vehicle accident PD Price Creek Road, Circle E Ranch Road, a DOT truck and a small blue passenger car.
00:31
It's going to be very extended before I can get back to it.
00:35
Just stacking on me.
00:37
104. 240 new.
00:40
G240.
00:47
Can you tell if this was actually assigned to somebody on Thursday? She's saying she thought she spoke with a trooper.
00:57
Somebody did speak to her.
00:59
Stand by, check.
01:02
G240.
01:07
We're just showing is U.S.
01:10
74th is mount the 178, 1080 with a Hyundai passenger car, was broadcasted out.
01:17
It's not showing any trooper attached to it.
01:21
TN4.
01:28
G123.
01:30
Go ahead.
01:35
In reference to 1082, County is advising that there is no tractor trailer on seeing just the original motor vehicle accident you're responding to.
01:46
1023 right now.
01:48
Cancel. Cancel. Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Prices Creek Rd & Circle East Ranch Rd, North Carolina 28714
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