Multi-vehicle collision blocks highway; children on roadside, Boone County MO
TrafficMultiple vehicles collided at the intersection of Highway 40 and Highway 240 in Katy Township. Both lanes are blocked by the crash. Several children are sitting on the side of the road and may be injured. A small dark SUV with hazard lights on is partially blocking the roadway near North Morley and Jefferson Street, and it is believed to be unoccupied. Emergency services are responding to assist with the incident.
Audio|Source: Randolph County Sheriff and EMS, Moberly Police / Fire
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99679. The advice, we've just got multiple 911 calls.
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There are at least three vehicles that all had collisions at Highway 40 and Highway 240, where they meet children sitting on the side of the road.
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We're getting ready to page everybody out.
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Timforth, I know.
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Fort Lincoln 7, Tom 3 Nora, 2020, Mitsubishi passenger, (name withheld), Adam Moberly, expiring 2026.
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Ten from Robilly, how do you copy this radio?
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You're 10-2[1].
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Yeah. 759, two to three vehicles, T-boned right at Highway 40 and 240.
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Unknown as their injuries, both lanes blocked, children sitting on the side of the road.
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Moving around. Copy, 741.
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Probably 226, safety hazard risk is public.
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The area of North Morley at Jefferson Street, North Morley at Jefferson, it's going to be a small dark SUV with the hazards on, believed to be unoccupied, partially blocking the roadway.
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Let's see if this point.
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Ten point. No,
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both things are blocked, and we're sending medics for possible children injuries.
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We, they think that they're okay, but they need to be checked out.
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10-2: Signal good
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Location mentioned:
US-40 & MO-240, Katy Township, MO 65202
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