Single-vehicle crash on I-64 westbound sparks urgent response, Clinton County IL
TrafficA black sedan crashed into an embankment on I-64 westbound near mile markers 35-36, initially reported as unconscious driver, later cleared uninjured, prompting emergency response and medevac cancellation.
Audio|Source: Madison and Clinton Counties Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Attention to the fire department is based on the area of I-64 Westbound near mile markers 35-36.
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One person 1050s in a black sedan, female driver initially unconscious with unknown breathing status.
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Clarification: one vehicle crash on I-64 westbound between mile markers 35 to 36, black Nissan sedan entered embankment; female driver initially unconscious with unknown breathing.
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Clear.
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Copy, you pulse alarm.
01:05
Towing en route.
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Receiving 12 now.
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Four name is 12 now.
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Go ahead.
01:15
Go ahead.
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Readable.
01:32
Communication remains unclear.
01:49
Were you able to copy clear radio traffic?
01:56
Negative, can you hear it?
02:01
That's negative, unable to hear as well.
02:06
That's 4.
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Fire units standby.
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Our software on standby.
02:18
Fort David Cole copies direct.
02:22
Yeah, we copy.
02:35
County helpers one, confirm westbound lane?
02:41
Westbound confirmed.
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Okay.
02:48
11 to be in office time 480301 aboard.
02:55
Twenty-eight and a half, time two.
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Tadie time for on Steam.
03:16
Contacted Arch for injury update.
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Albers one, go ahead.
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Other units slow down.
03:36
Vehicle ran off road.
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Spoke to driver.
03:39
She's not injured.
03:43
7-4.
03:44
7-4.
03:49
Call to reduce code or PD-reduced code.
03:53
Female not injured.
03:55
Female driver not injured.
03:59
4-9-12, copy.
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County points our fire, copy.
04:04
Helicopter medevac cancelled.
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Clinton County, IL
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