Utility pole down blocking traffic near north 100 west, Fountaintown IN
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a utility pole was down across the roadway near North 100 West, blocking traffic. A caller in a green vehicle attempted to move it with a tow truck but was advised not to do so.
Audio|Heard on: Shelby County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:40
Transcript:
00:00
County units near North 100 West, a traffic hazard.
00:08
Call revising this utility pole across the roadway, blocking traffic.
00:12
Advice he's going to be standing by in a green rafter.
00:15
He may try to move it with a tow trap.
00:18
27. Inform him not to move that utility pole.
00:22
23 is clear.
00:24
Clear. Clear.
00:30
132, 1023.
00:33
132. 132.
00:39
County, 20, 1046.
00:46
Clear.
00:47
27, 23.
00:52
I'm coming from the south on this.
00:55
104. I'm stuck behind a school bus right now.
01:02
If you had a chance to call Columbus.
01:06
County 9.
01:08
Negative. I'm still on 9-1-9-1-1.
01:11
Go ahead and 1-9.
01:14
Check, how many grand 9?
01:20
Well, you're out 106.
01:21
Can you look up and see if there's an active, trespass morning for Jerry at that address.
01:26
Thank you. Okay.
01:32
Mr. Mouth traffic hazard.
01:33
The poor advice that he had already moved the pole when I called him back.
01:37
It's how the roadway near this address at this location.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
N 100 W, Fountaintown, IN 46130
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