Vehicle hits median on M59 near John R Road, Rochester Hills MI
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, an injury crash occurred on westbound M-59 near John R Road in Rochester Hills when a vehicle traveling around 100 mph struck the median. Reports varied between a red Ford Focus and a black Ford Fusion. The vehicle was reported smoking afterward. Emergency crews, including Battalion One and Ladder Three, responded to the scene on the left-hand shoulder west of Dequindre.
Audio|Heard on: Oakland MI Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:40
Transcript:
00:00
Rochester Hills, Battalion One, Alpha Twenty Two, Engine Two.
00:05
Injury accident, westbound M-59 and John R Road.
00:10
Black car by median, unknown if airbags deployed.
00:14
Section Thirty Five Oh Four, time out.
00:17
Twenty-one fifty-eight.
00:20
Add ladder three to that.
00:25
Copy adding ladder three.
00:27
We're getting multiple callers.
00:32
Multiple reporting a red Ford Focus.
00:35
Others saying it's a black Ford Focus.
00:38
Correction, black Ford Fusion.
00:40
Vehicle was going 100 mph when it hit the median.
01:11
Update: the vehicle is smoking.
01:23
We're westbound M-59, just west of Dequindre.
01:28
Command established, out investigating.
01:31
One vehicle accident, left-hand shoulder.
01:38
One vehicle in the left-hand shoulder, out investigating.
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Location mentioned:
M-59, Rochester Hills, MI
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