Single vehicle rollover found in median on I-270 northbound, Frederick County MD
TrafficA single vehicle rolled over and was found in the median on I-270 northbound near Monocacy Creek. No occupants were found at the scene.
Audio|Source: Frederick County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, State Police
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Transcript:
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31-38. Third to the units respond to the PI[1] on 278.
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We're going to have a duplicate caller on the scene,
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saying that there appears to be nobody inside the vehicle.
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23, first.
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We're on what appears to be a collision, 270-south town, just north of the Midn Creek.
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Waterby, Shores.
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Truck 23 on the scene, and for me in the dispatch location, 140.
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D-O-1-Murricating incident number.
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2-9-1, incident number 31566, 31566.
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Engine, 23,
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we went by the active, we're coming to 270 northbound right now.
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Do you want to stay up on northbound lanes?
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Mark 23, Frank.
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Fred. Fred is the truck 23, switch and I brawl, though.
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Mr. Rogers, you get past.
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I'd be doing it as same as anyone.
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Four Leubert.
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411.
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Let me get in one adult female, 10.5, from my location to the extended stay.
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1084.
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Unreadable through the entire transmission.
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The 23 is correct.
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Can you copy? Loud and clear.
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It's going to be actually northbound.
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Best Access. It's going to be in the median.
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I have a part that's rolled over,
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checking on patients, but I haven't been able to find any way yet.
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Single vehicle.
Police codes explained
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[1]
PI: Personal injury incident involving harm to one or more individuals.
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I-270, Maryland
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