Vehicle disabled on I-69 southbound near Weinbach, Evansville IN
TrafficA vehicle became disabled on I-69 southbound near Weinbach and was later moved safely out of the roadway. No further assistance was needed.
Audio|Source: Evansville Police and Fire Dispatch
02:40
Transcript:
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I just want to let you know, I have an assistant on 69, and I only have the one car bill law.
00:04
Is it okay if I hold it?
00:05
Okay, thank you.
00:06
What's the location? They're a citizen on 69.
00:09
It's going to be 69 southbound, just west of Weinbach, near the one mile marker.
00:16
Clear, I'll take care of that.
00:17
King's one. I'm clear on that.
00:18
Thanks. 321 Vanderburt County put out of assisted us on the 969 or the one showing around them not too far It was broken 10-9[1]
00:35
I think that assist citizen call I-69 number one I'll be in the area clear on the assist citizen
00:47
3-9-2 on Mike, I'm out of Platin.
00:49
Let me know who's prospectus.
00:52
Good. Indiana Autism Awareness, Edward Hedwood 4504 on a white Nissan Ulster.
00:58
Okay. Could you clear this, Ron.
01:00
The MCP's not responding.
01:01
Okay. Do on one.
01:02
Bruce.
01:03
Then returns to Taylor Jones, near St. George Road.
01:07
Go ahead.
01:08
Inver County, TX, advised the assist motorist no longer needs assistance.
01:13
They got the vehicle out of the roadway they attend to.
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10-9: Repeat/Transmission unclear
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Location mentioned:
S Weinbach Ave, Evansville, IN
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