Possible vehicle crash on i-29 southbound on-ramp, Clay County SD
TrafficAn automated 911 system reported a possible car accident on the southbound on-ramp of Interstate 29 near mile marker 26 in Clay County, South Dakota. Attempts to call back the phone that triggered the alert were unsuccessful. The phone did not move, suggesting the accident's location is stationary. No other calls or reports have been received. Authorities are considering sending a trooper to check the area.
Audio|Source: Vermillion Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
621 is a 911 automated crash notification. It's mapping on the I-29-Milemarker 26 southbound on-ramp. Call back twice with no answer. Phone is not moving on rapid OSOS.
00:25
Are there any troopers out right now? 10.4 of 180, but he's over in Yankton. Tempor. I don't know if you heard my traffic, but I had an automated crash notification 911 on the southbound on-ramp at Milemarker 26. I have no available deputies. Is he available to be en route to check the area?
00:53
Stand by one. 180 copy, I'll get with 61 here. And one.
01:21
Have you got any more calls from that or use that 911 from the phone? No one from the phone. It was an automated crash detection. I haven't gotten any other calls from anybody else and the location has not moved. We tried calling it back twice and they did not pick up. 10-4[1]. I'm west of Yankton.
01:51
If you have any more calls, then that would let me know and I'll be en route.
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10-4: Acknowledgement
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