00:00
If we got more units, we got a four-vehicle PI[1] at Illinois Route 26 and County Highway 106.
00:04
Myself and 209 are en route from the post.
00:21
226 can be en route.
00:26
Two hundred and twenty-six.
00:27
If you want to wait, I'll let you know.
00:29
I forgot where you had that many on shift.
00:41
Two hundred and 40 is just north.
00:43
They had about a mile long backup because of the IDOT painting the fog line.
00:55
Two hundred and twenty-six and 100 and
00:58
twenty-six and 100 and twenty-six for a four-vehicle.
01:09
All right, we got semis involved.
01:13
I see about three semis.
01:18
One, two, three, four cars.
01:21
There's possible entrapment.
01:25
226 will be en route.
01:29
10-4, we're getting EMS en route.
01:42
Illinois 26, I want to check for a 1050[2] PI[1] semi involved, possible entrapment.
02:03
Control 911 to Cedarville Fire.
02:05
Fire department needed 26 in Winneshiek.
02:07
26 in Winneshiek for a 1050[2] PI[1].
02:11
Unknown injuries, please.
02:14
Yes, we have people on scene.
02:15
You'll need to get involved.
02:27
be en route to that also.
02:40
Two forty-two thirty-six, I am just south.
02:43
Where do you want us?
02:51
Two hundred and nine, go to the scene.
02:52
I'll stay a little bit further back so we got everything covered on this hill.
03:02
Two forty-one, ten twenty-three, and I am at the north side.
03:05
I'll block off traffic here.
03:13
Control 231, IFC will be sending help.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
PI: Personal injury (injuries reported)
[2]
1050: Traffic accident
Traffic
