Traffic blocked northbound on Fortye Bridge by lowered arm, Jackson County MS
TrafficA traffic blockage occurred on Fortye Bridge because the northbound arm was stuck in the down position. This caused vehicles to be unable to move northbound, leading to a backup.
Audio|Source: Jackson County Sheriff Department and West Side Law Enforcement and Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Can you respond over to the Fort Bayou Bridge where you have reports of traffic not able to flow northbound?
00:10
Mhp's advising they don't have anything going on on the county side of the bridge (number withheld) you waiting to go to court (number withheld) times
00:22
(number withheld) but i can take it or else just the court
00:32
Go ahead.
00:34
(number withheld), will you be responding or (number withheld) are you going?
00:38
With an RP,
00:41
it's going to be on, headed to Gulfport.
00:44
I'm rolling that way.
00:49
We have guys, we perceive multiple tells about it.
00:52
I don't believe this is going to be a bridge issue.
00:56
Ten of all.
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Batry and Paso Batry and Passo So it's an ARP there near the clubhouse of the golf course near hole nine He's wearing a blue shirt, khaki shorts, and an American flag hat He's with him in reference to the 87 of a child (number withheld).
01:23
Also just be advised I've got a Signal 67 report in the lobby Okay, (number withheld).
01:29
Have I handled a minute.
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Hobby.
01:34
Hospital Police, OSPD.
01:36
Good.
01:38
(number withheld).
01:40
Say.
01:41
Hey, I'm in this traffic.
01:43
I can see the bridge.
01:44
The northbound arm on the bridge is down, keeping traffic from moving northbound.
01:50
That's why it's all packed up.
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Location mentioned:
Old Fort Bayou Rd, Mississippi
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