Vehicle off bridge onto railroad tracks near Homestead Drive, Forest VA
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TrafficA vehicle went off Bateman Bridge onto railroad tracks near Homestead Drive. The driver exited safely. Deputies and fire units responded. Railroad traffic is currently stopped to ensure safety.
Audio|Heard on: Bedford County Fire and Rescue (Ops)
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01:40
Transcript:
00:00
We're on the Bateman Bridge and Homestead Drive.
00:03
Preference vehicle that's gone off the bridge.
00:06
Vehicle is on a railroad track at this time.
00:08
We do have deputies out with the subject.
00:11
Subject is out of the vehicle at this time.
00:15
Send four, have you made contact with the railroad?
00:19
My partner's doing it now.
00:22
Send four, you just let us know when you guys make contact with them.
00:27
Ten-four. You carry, I'm with 45 by copy of your status change.
00:33
For Command 5 is arriving.
00:35
I'll let him read through our command.
00:37
All yes has got to come off of Homestead Drive.
00:44
Therefore, Command 5, you're on scene with Command.
00:46
All units need to come in off home to stay.
00:48
One is 18.
00:54
Command, Engine 5.
01:00
For Engine 5.
01:02
Ingeof. Ingefire.
01:05
We're rubbing.
01:08
Tell what my partner is still on line with the railroad.
01:12
NG5, get behind the deputy car.
01:17
Tremaine, go ahead.
01:19
Subjects still in the vehicle.
01:21
Just make sure the railroad is shut down.
01:25
My partner's speaking with them now.
01:29
No.
01:32
Command visa,
01:34
state correction, the railroads device, they've already received a call from state police and traffic is shut down off the time.
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Location mentioned:
Homestead Dr & Bateman Bridge Rd, Forest, VA 24551
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