Two-vehicle crash with fluid leak blocks road in Murphysboro, Murphysboro IL
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TrafficA two-vehicle accident involving a Jeep and a Nissan occurred near Poplar St and North 14th in Murphysboro. The crash caused fluid leakage, airbag deployment, and blocked the road. Fire and EMS units were sent to the scene. No injuries were reported at the time.
Audio|Heard on: Murphysboro Police Fire and Emergency Management
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02:39
Transcript:
00:00
It was good.
00:03
The two-part-tenthsoply, there's going to be some road backers right now.
00:08
I don't know of any injuries.
00:10
My RP is second on that other vehicle now, so I'm waiting to get more information.
00:26
It's going to be a Jeep and a Nissan car.
00:31
Good morning.
00:37
Road 3.56 arriving.
00:55
Thank you so bad.
01:04
We've got fluid leakage out here.
01:07
Road blockage.
01:08
Can you send EMS for two?
01:10
I'll have those 20 inches for you as well.
01:16
My partner said he got to call the bird or back the point in and be a unit and not as well.
01:23
I believe I already heard them toned out.
01:27
That's what.
01:34
I've got one of the 28th,
01:36
Illinois fashion plate, (number withheld).
01:38
(number withheld).
01:44
Tender comes back, clear value of Woodmore at a Murphy's Bell in a 7th, 2018, Newfound City, and another head is tone out the fire department in Florida for a visit.
02:20
Dr. Murphy'sville Fireman, I need you to respond to North 14th and Poplar.
02:25
North 14th and Poplar for two cars, 1050.
02:28
There is fluid leakage and airbag deployment, road blockage.
02:32
Timeout 1601.
02:37
20-50. This is an out.
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Location mentioned:
Poplar St & N 14th St, Murphysboro, IL 62966
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