Two-vehicle crash with airbag deployment near state hwy 13 and 430th avenue, Waseca County MN
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TrafficA two-vehicle crash with airbag deployment occurred near State Highway 13 and 430th Avenue. Fire and deputies responded, but the fire department was later cancelled. The crash reportedly began as a verbal altercation.
Audio|Heard on: Minnesota South Central Public Safety
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02:16
Transcript:
00:00
Sheriff's off to Waterville player, you are needed in Waseca County.
00:04
State Highway 13 and 430th Avenue on a possible crash.
00:19
Sheriff's off to Waterville Fire.
00:21
You are needed in Waseca County, State Highway 13, and 430th Avenue.
00:27
On a possible crash with airbag deployment.
00:35
Kato 2230 cars for a VOR, possible 1050, unknown if occupied, highway 22 of Lalti 82, there are colored pickup truck in the south ditch.
00:43
It is still running, headlights are on.
00:45
Called in by passerby, unknown if it's occupied.
00:48
On 17-1-2. 22-02.
00:55
Is that 6-9-1 is going to be mobile?
00:58
6-9-1, I got to be mobile.
01:01
Waterville Fire 900, Taffey.
01:10
Waterville Rescue, 900.
01:12
Go ahead.
01:20
2220 cars for a 1050, highway 13 at 430th Avenue,
01:24
2 vehicle crash, fire and deputies en route.
01:27
It started as a verbal altercation.
01:31
Copy page.
01:33
6453 to check here.
01:36
2204. 2204.
01:39
551-900. 551.
01:45
551.
01:50
I'll be enrolled.
01:56
104 in there on channel SR3.
02:07
900 to Waterville Fire, you can cancel.
02:12
Waterville Fire, you can cancel.
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Location mentioned:
State Hwy 13 & 430th Ave, Blooming Grove Township, MN 56093
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