Single vehicle crash partially blocks road near hackers creek, Lewis County WV
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a single vehicle crash involving a red Chrysler 300 occurred near the intersection of Hackers Creek Road and Bloody Run Road in West Virginia. The vehicle struck a power pole and is partially blocking the roadway. Emergency services and law enforcement are responding.
Audio|Heard on: Lewis County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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01:25
Transcript:
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Yeah,
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the intersection of Hackers Creek Road and Bloody Run Road.
00:03
Single vehicle motor vehicle crash.
00:05
Thank you for the power pole.
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Company two, 2nd alert.
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Company one, 2nd alert response.
00:20
Hey.
00:27
Hey.
00:44
Near the intersection of Hackers Creek Road and Bloody Run Road, single vehicle motor vehicle crash into a Mariposa.
00:49
Company 2, 2nd alert.
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Company 1, 1st alert.
00:52
Respond 0(number withheld).
00:54
Dispatch, twenty-one to fire two.
01:00
Thank you, zero 509.
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You are responding.
01:04
Pecos Creek Road just south of the Buddy Rider section have a red in color Chrysler 300 struck with oil further up the roadway.
01:11
It's now stopped partially in the roadway.
01:18
I see.
01:21
We feel one of the occupied times.
01:23
One EMS and law enforcement are still en route.
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Location mentioned:
Hackers Creek Rd & Bloody Run Rd, West Virginia 26378
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