Hit and run on Pennsylvania Turnpike near Highspire, Highspire PA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a hit and run occurred on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Highspire involving a grey Hyundai Elantra. One occupant was uninjured. Pennsylvania State Police are on scene and a tow truck was requested. A white pickup truck was reported as the other vehicle involved.
Audio|Heard on: PA Turnpike Police Harrisburg - East
Listen to dispatch call
01:14
Transcript:
00:00
3146 eastbound.
00:02
I came upon a hit and run.
00:05
One occupant, he's not hurt.
00:09
PSP is on scene and he's going to need a tow truck.
00:16
TripleA, AAA member.
00:17
We don't need a tow truck.
00:24
Is this for a grey Hyundai Elantra?
00:30
You know,
00:37
he said this was a Hyundai Elantra? Sorry, cut yourself off.
00:42
Yes, I'm pretty sure.
00:43
I'll double check it, hit and run.
00:46
They call PSP, PSP's here.
00:48
I'll double check on the making model, one occupant, requesting a tow,
00:53
hit and run, a white pickup truck.
00:55
No other information.
00:57
Yeah, we have all the information on it already.
01:00
We are the ones that dispatch,
01:02
the trooper.
01:03
However, we were told that it was just a mirror that was taken off.
01:07
He still wants a tow.
01:10
Yeah, I got mom and dad here now and yeah, we're gonna do the tow, yeah.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Pennsylvania Tpke, Highspire, PA
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