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Sauk County, WI

Single vehicle accident found in ditch in Sauk County 

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Sauk County, WI
Audio|Source: Columbia and Sauk Counties Public Safety
03:19

Transcript:
Wow, EMS. This is the second page for an additional EMT, for the possible accident, Tony Cipal, and Haley Drive. Got a people on Haley Drive for a single vehicle accident, unknown injuries at this time. Again, this is the second page for a second page for a second page. I'm on the second page. Can't bring up on our copies page at 1880. I'll talk myself in C121. Go ahead. Acknowledge you on a page for you on. Pass 4, rio, acknowledge 3 second AMP 1819. Step 4. 10 for Friesland acknowledging 1820 T2 responding directly. This is not Friesland, this is Cambria. This is Cambria. Do you want me to repage Friesland? They have not acknowledged. Uh, sure. You can have them. I'll be on seat here. A couple minutes that should just around the corner from my house, actually. Town four. Friesland Fire. Friesland Fire, acknowledge the station. No. No, Friesland Acknowledging. to double S 10 4 they did advise it with a gold sedan in the found ditch okay 10 4 I did go by that vehicle earlier it was parked alongside the road with its four-way flashers on the crossroads on that are going to be Sawyer Road and Meyer Drive

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