Injured elk lies on Grass Creek Road after collision, Box Elder County UT
TrafficA driver hit an elk on Grass Creek Road, which left the animal injured and lying in the roadway, creating a hazard while her vehicle was towed away.
Audio|Source: Box Elder County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Charlie 21 back to their coffee, 1050 PD on Grass Creek Road.
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Charlie 21.
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Charlie 21 reported about 5 to 10 minutes prior to town on Grass Creek Road she hit an elk and was able to drive her vehicle into town.
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She already had a tow truck come out and pick up her vehicle.
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However, the tow truck driver advised her that the elk is still alive, injured, and lying in the middle of the road.
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Copy. I'll be in rail.
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10-14, it should be just about 5 to 10 minutes prior from highways already headed north.
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Copy.
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Early 21 140.
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Troutly one.
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I'm out of here by a snow bill.
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I can identify this stop.
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I can go to check on the health.
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Box Elder County, UT
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