Metal object hits windshield on westbound highway, Silverthorne CO
TrafficA driver traveling westbound on highway 210 near Silverthorne reported that a large piece of metal struck and broke his windshield. Officers concluded it was not a crash since the object likely came from the road or another vehicle and no report was needed.
Audio|Source: Summit and Eagle County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Montrose R433. Montrose R 43.
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I hit the 112. Go ahead.
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Hi, sir. I've got a,
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just a quick question. We've got a caller who is at Silverthorne PD currently,
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was traveling 210 westbound and hit a large piece of metal that flew up and hit the windshield and broke the windshield.
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He wants to know if he needs a report or not for this, and Silverthorne PD told him to call us.
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Or did it somehow come from the ground to his windshield as he ran over it?
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So 29 incident number is going to be 5-720.
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Copy, thank you.
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You're welcome, 1914.
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Okay, we've got to have him landline. He says that another car came out from beneath the car ahead of him and hit his windshield. He doesn't know if that car ran over it or if it came off that car.
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Okay, yeah, in that case, it's not going to be a crash.
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So there shouldn't be any reason for him to do a crash report on that.
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10-4[1]-1958.
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Silverthorne, CO 80498
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