Vehicle stuck on icy road after crashing into trees, Tecumseh KS
TrafficDeputies responded to a vehicle that crashed into trees and became stuck in the middle of the icy road near Southeast 29th Street. The driver was attempting to restart and move the vehicle. It was unclear if the driver was injured or impaired.
Audio|Source: Shawnee County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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in the near Southeast 29th Street.
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He's waiting for you before he approaches, so she doesn't get scared and run off? Sure, for.
00:08
Are you still advising?
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Yeah.
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10-4[1]-020 hours.
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274, I'll go to that with him from 6th and Croco.
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104.
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156 and 274, would you like us to start firing anymore?
00:36
Yeah, go ahead and have them to age for now.
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104.
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156 and 274, apparently the RPA saying that the vehicle looks like it had crashed into trees and now in the middle of the street, and it's not confirmed if she's in the vehicle or not.
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4.
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Zero therapy, I was...
01:04
Are we still on the phone with the mail?
01:07
10-4[1], yeah.
01:09
We just got told that the subject's trying to turn towing the lights on and trying to drive away now.
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I'm direct.
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I'm coming in from the north on stuff.
01:20
10-4[1].
01:25
You ask if she has access to any firearms.
01:38
10-4[1]. She says that not easily road.
01:42
Thank you.
01:43
You're welcome.
01:44
I travel.
01:46
She's still in the middle of the roadway.
01:48
She can't really move, I guess because of the snow and ice.
01:52
Zero thirty, three hours.
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Location mentioned:
SE 29th St, Tecumseh, KS 66542
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