Traffic congestion due to malfunctioning light at chester and 105th, Cleveland OH
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TrafficEmergency units coordinated with Cleveland Police to manage traffic congestion caused by a malfunctioning traffic light near Chester Avenue and East 105th Street in Cleveland.
Audio|Heard on: Cleveland Police and Metro Housing Authority
Listen to dispatch call
01:40
Transcript:
00:00
Any volunteers to assist CPP with traffic near 105th in Chester?
00:05
Go ahead.
00:10
236 radio.
00:13
2036.
00:19
When David 33 gets over there, can you advise them? Cuffner is, Channel 7 is aware of the situation.
00:25
Cuffner is going to assist.
00:28
We're not going to be doing a tow sheet for this just initial move.
00:33
And then if you can just make it like an info, no dispatch,
00:37
we'll probably grab it,
00:39
maybe noon or want.
00:43
Okay, I'm complete.
00:44
One DV threats submitted in the queue.
00:47
How do you look for 60? Bank of Face, please.
00:50
Go for at 550.
00:52
Thank you. Thank you.
00:55
You're welcome.
00:56
Have a good day.
00:57
Copy that.
00:58
Thank you.
00:59
You're welcome.
01:01
I want to fix radio.
01:03
Go ahead, sir.
01:04
Do you have kind of some information?
01:07
Oh, so.
01:13
Okay, if you can place him in the card, I'll be generating MFF report.
01:17
You can show me complete.
01:19
Copy, sir.
01:21
Morning 3-2, can you guys go give CPP at hand with traffic near 105th in Chester?
01:33
Sorry,
01:35
they're just trying to figure out what's wrong with this light.
01:38
Okay, so there's a lot of traffic.
01:40
We got you.
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Location mentioned:
Chester Ave & E 105th St, Cleveland, OH 44106
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