Semi-truck loses driveshaft causing collision on I-29, Mills County IA
TrafficA semi-truck lost its driveshaft on I-29 near Iowa, causing two other vehicles to collide with it. The driver was stopped and found to have a suspended Nebraska driver's license and an in-state pickup-only warrant for violating a court order.
Audio|Source: Mills County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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It's on 2007 Kenworth.
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It lost its drive shaft, and that is what the other two vehicles struck.
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Got a 27 Missouri for the driver of that Kenworth.
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Go ahead.
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Class name (name withheld) and (name withheld) are Robert B.
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Paul H. Henry, Y Young, first name James, common spelling, J-A-M-E-S.
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He is at the third.
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The state of birth is 1992-127, 1992-207, Missouri Class A.
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10-4[1].
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Like 377.
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373, go ahead.
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Can you check Iowa, Nebraska, last name? Peton, U.U.
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Union, R. Robert, U.
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Union, O Ocean, Kaking.
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First name, W.
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William, I,
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I, Ida, Y Young, U.
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Union, A. Adam Hell Lincoln, Milnich, and Roberts.
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Pay the recognition 670212.
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Repeating 670212.
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1012.
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104.
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373. 373, go ahead.
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I'm going to be giving this gentleman a right to Missouri Valley Starter Miles 3-4-551 or Peking 34,551.
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His vehicle is only sitting here.
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104, 1752.
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20282.
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38.
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38, go ahead.
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38, go ahead.
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I'm like myself in 141.
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We're going to be 108 the search.
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The phone has been secured.
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1041752.
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Ready?
01:56
Sure.
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This room mission took a separate erratic driver call.
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RP advised the older TAN model, Chevy, or Ford with Kansas license, they cut her off and turned south and headed south on 29 from 34.
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10-4[1].
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1754. 1754.
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899?
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I'm going to be a good.
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373. He is 1099 out of Nebraska.
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1099 out of Nebraska with in-state pickup only on violation of a court order.
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No DL through Iowa, but DL through Nebraska is suspended.
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10.4, thank you.
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He's going to be making arrangements to get picked up.
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Was there a valid by a pilot driver?
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10-4: Acknowledgment (Message received / OK)
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I-29, Iowa
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