No crash found after iPhone emergency alert, Otter Tail County MN
Other CrimesAuthorities responded to an iPhone crash alert on State Highway 210 near 50th Avenue but found no accident. The phone had fallen off a moving vehicle, causing the false alert.
Audio|Source: Wadena,Otter Tail, Hubbard, and Todd County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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We're taking an automated crash detection from an iPhone,
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locating...
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State Highway 210 and 50th Avenue trying to make contact with a caller.
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Montraving every can you know how about?
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No.
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Hard kill.
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336 car kill.
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36. 36.
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Be today, for ships, good evening.
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255, be doing it.
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3, 43, 3702.
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What do we, do.
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I have one near Ferguson. I haven't had that way.
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43, go ahead.
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I've got my battle lake officer heading over there to try to see if we can locate anything.
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Thank you. One away, go ahead.
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Feedback and wrote, uh, 91 requests at a second.
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Can I notified State Patrol? They're sending a unit from focus.
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Outer Tail 300, I've got the mail on the line.
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Phone fell off the vehicle in an emergency.
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Perfect, thank you.
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PotterTale, State Patrol, C-M Call.
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Watertail.
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We did make contact with the cell phone owner.
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There is no crash. The phone fell off the top of a car.
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Never Okent.
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I was just overrun, Rotterdale's main.
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Sounds like the phone fell off the back of the vehicle.
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MN-210, Minnesota
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