Vehicle involved in possible crash near Spero Bridge, Randolph County NC
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a report of a black four-door passenger vehicle traveling southbound on Highway 73-74 near the Fresno bridge. The vehicle was possibly involved in an accident and was later found stopped under the bridge. It was unclear whether anyone remained inside the vehicle.
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Transcript:
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Randolph 2, online square units, be advised, random unit 743 advised a black four-door passenger car attempting to travel southbound on 73-74, coming up to the Presnell exit.
00:13
The same has been involved in an apparent 10-50 (vehicle accident), 0-237.
00:19
419 in Australia, 5-61, go ahead.
00:23
I believe that vehicle stopped under the Spero Bridge.
00:28
Somebody can check it out.
00:32
I'll be right here at it.
00:35
10-14 only.
00:38
I'm in Fresnel, not Spero.
00:40
I took Fresno and stopped on the ramp, but it didn't pass by.
00:45
So I believe it stopped under the bridge.
00:49
That's for unit 10.4-10.
00:51
Random unit is now advising the vehicle is 10-70.
00:54
I'm 36, Randolph.
00:55
I've got a ride zone.
00:56
10-4.
00:58
Anyone still inside the vehicle?
01:01
The unit did not advise anyone exiting the vehicle.
01:04
Go 10-0.
01:05
We're going to be under the bridge at Fresno.
01:08
South downtown.
01:10
I’m checking inside the vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
Spero Rd, North Carolina
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