Debris removed from roadway near Barker and Watertown, Waukesha County WI
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to the intersection of Barker Road and Watertown Road in Brookfield for vehicle debris left in the roadway. The debris appeared to come from a gray Honda CRZ missing a front bumper. County Highway was notified to handle cleanup, and fire services were cancelled after the debris was cleared.
Audio|Heard on: Waukesha WI Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:18
Transcript:
00:00
King 316 for additional.
00:03
King 316. I don't know what kind of car, but it was a gray car that left some debris on the road.
00:14
M 4.
00:16
King 423. M (number withheld).
00:22
You can update the intersection to Barker and Watertown.
00:27
Watertown.
00:28
Over.
00:32
King 316.
00:35
King 316?
00:38
My partner was able to move it out of the road.
00:42
Were you able to figure out who's in charge of this?
00:46
King 360, and it's going to be County Highway.
00:48
We advised them and they're en route.
00:52
10-4.
00:54
You can cancel fire now on this part of the road.
00:58
10-4.
00:59
King 316.
01:02
King 316?
01:05
Can you log that the vehicle part says replacement part for CRZ, so the involved vehicle should be a gray Honda CRZ missing a front bumper?
01:17
10-4, King 360.
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Location mentioned:
N Barker Rd & Watertown Rd, Brookfield, WI 53045
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