Vehicle overturned near intersection of Highway 24 and Business 24, Monroe County MO
TrafficA vehicle was reported overturned on its roof near the intersection of Highway 24 and Business 24 in Monroe County. No smoke or fire was visible. Emergency responders were dispatched to the scene to check for any injuries or hazards, but no further details or vehicle description were available at the time. The exact location was uncertain between two nearby intersections.
Audio|Source: Monroe County Public Safety
04:23
Transcript:
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We received a report of a possible vehicle on its top near the highway intersection of Highway 24, Business 24.
00:08
Colise stated there's no smoke or flames.
00:10
Didn't see any tape.
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We do have a sheriff, uh, deputy in route this time.
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134 now POZ, two minutes out.
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Copy 134, 1949.
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Copy and route to road station.
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Copy 1949.
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Copy 132, 1949.
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Copy 132, 1940.
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136 around station.
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Copy 1949. Copy 1949.
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514 from county status 6
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12 in Rockstein Copy 1949 120 in route Covee
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POV[1] 1950 129 in route POV COV
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Cov 1950
01:28
Affirmative, they said it was in the intersection of 24 and 24.
01:32
Again, I haven't been able to contact them back to get any further. They were able to give no descriptions, because there was no lights, no books, some flames.
01:39
They didn't see any tape indicating that it's already been a wreck that maybe had been checked, so they were just unsure I have no vehicle description at this time.
01:47
Copy that.
01:49
Go ahead and show me on scene 24 in business 24. 24.
01:56
Copy 1950. C-O-B, please.
02:08
Keeply re-identify yourself.
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You're breaking up.
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Two and four, not to see you in C. CoV.
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Copy 1951.
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Apollo Ones in route.
02:28
Copy Apollo on here. I'm showing you route in 1951. Again, it's going to be in the intersection of Business 24 and 24.
02:34
Unknown what side of the highway.
02:36
Just had a caller report to pick all the vehicle on its top.
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134 is on scene at this time. We have nothing further.
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Copy 1950.
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36.
03:02
Go ahead.
03:06
Can you respond to the station?
03:10
I did, but if you want to come to the station and respond with 144 and 3.01, that'd be all right.
03:19
Reach these, he's going by the water terrace at this time.
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Okay.
03:27
134 all units, not locating anything at this time. All units continue until further.
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Received.
03:36
A bearer's fire at 9-1-1-1-go-truck field, 6 in the route. That's 2.
03:44
3.6-in-rout times 2 in 1953.
03:48
Apollo, can you take you down 24 there as your spotlights off the side and check up through that gravel road? I'm not seeing anything down through here with my light.
04:00
Got it.
04:03
194 from county.
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Go ahead.
04:08
In inquiring the exact location for this vehicle, they say that this is 24 and 24.
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I did question if it was 24 and 15.
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He was unsure at first, but he decided on the business 24 and 24, so I'm not sure if you guys want to check the 2415 area or not.
Police codes explained
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[1]
POV: Privately Owned Vehicle (personal vehicle)
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Monroe County, MO
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