Multiple vehicle crash with fire near Monroe Rd and 610, Houston TX
TrafficA multiple vehicle crash occurred near Monroe Road and highway 610 in Houston. Among the vehicles involved, a Chevrolet pickup truck caught fire. Two separate crashes happened at the same location, but one is minor. Authorities responded to the incident and are handling the situation.
Audio|Source: Houston Police Department and Harris County Constables
01:49
Transcript:
00:00
Hey (name withheld), the vehicles are drivable, we're going to pull off the road, it's going to be the next exit off 610. Stand by, I'll let you know.
00:08
All right, I got you.
00:11
36-0. 3,000. 0.36-0-0-0-2.
00:15
You're new 27 as well.
00:19
325 a unit number?
00:21
New 27. 27.
00:23
27-0-0.
00:25
Five out of ten or so.
00:27
Other ten or so.
00:29
Sam 64 or so.
00:33
William, 35 or so.
00:37
I feel it reapply you didn't know by stuff on you.
00:40
William 35.
00:42
William 35 S.O.
00:45
Tom, 07, S.O.
00:47
Tom Norton, S.
00:49
Carl, 32 S.
00:51
Tom 32 S.
00:53
Tom 0.0.
00:55
Tom 08 S0.
00:57
5, 38 M.A.8 M.
00:59
S. S. M.
01:01
88.A.8 S0.
01:03
No, 26 S.
01:06
No. 26 S.
01:10
9244 No more rate.
01:13
Uh, 3-2-17, clear and checked by trust control.
01:18
NG. U.S. 9 did the loop north.
01:21
Clear after you.
01:25
Buster, how do you claim the stress officer? Oh, 47 cleared it. Yes,
01:30
sir. 19g 13, second, safety.
01:34
5-3, go ahead.
01:36
Okay, there's a second crash, same location, two different vehicles are going to be separate. I'll be working the minor.
01:42
Okay, the Chevy pickup truck is the one on fire for the Monroe accident.
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Location mentioned:
Monroe Rd, Houston, TX
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