Single-vehicle crash on highway with no injuries, Natrona County WY
TrafficA single-vehicle crash occurred on Highway US-20 near milepost 16 in Wyoming. The driver hit several delineator posts and partially blocked the road. Emergency services were called but no injuries were found. The driver was changing a tire on the scene.
Audio|Source: Natrona County Fire and EMS Dispatch
02:41
Transcript:
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Accident PI, Malthus 16 to 2026.
00:03
The road, hit a bunch of delineator pools, stating partially into the road.
00:13
RP did not stop.
00:16
And we have, we do have EMS in route due to the unknown injuries.
00:23
106-9-7-0-1. 4-0. No.
00:35
Close other now, 4-0-1.
00:37
They want 17-10-10-16[1]-A-1.
00:48
2.
00:53
I started a spectrum of 300 is around.
00:57
I've got 310 now at Fortune 2.
00:59
C.M.O.
01:05
16, this is going to be after request of Highway Patrol.
01:08
We have a single vehicle accident where tire may have fallen off in the linear request for hit. I've known injury is not a vehicle walking.
01:18
Is the 3MAS 300 somewhere out, are they requesting emergent or not emergent?
01:32
They're not off being yet.
01:34
I took the call and gave it to them and they requested you guys to go.
01:48
That's fine why do you remove the human click.
01:54
N4, 1404.
01:57
Okay, so I squat 7.
02:06
7.
02:09
Looking at, call no, is per Charlie 53, negative injury, just changing my tire.
02:15
That's what it sounds like I did not hear that.
02:22
That sounds like C.E. 593 on the scene. We're going to remain in service unless request otherwise.
02:29
1306.
02:35
County just called for this injury crash for a deputy on scene. There's no injuries in impact. They're just changing a tire.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-16: Domestic disturbance/problem
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US-20, Wyoming
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