Two-car collision near US Highway 63 and County Road D, Clayton WI
TrafficA collision involving two vehicles occurred near US Highway 63 and County Road D. One person had a minor bloody nose, both were conscious and breathing. Two ambulances were requested to assist with minor injuries. Both vehicles required towing from the scene.
Audio|Source: Polk County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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One individual stating no injury, other appears to have a slight bloody nose.
00:04
Both are conscious in breathing.
00:08
Okay, 4.
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1040. 10.4.
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County, Paging 977 Unit 2, 977 Unit 2.
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You are needed just north the intersection of US Highway 63 and County Road D.
00:28
David, 90th Avenue.
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For a two-car 1050[1], that appears at this time only one patient with the bloody nose, peach time 11.
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County, Wisconsin.
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28. Go ahead.
01:03
977 Unit 2, you can cancel, you can 1022, that's going to be 970.
01:12
County Pige 97999, you were needed to respond just north the intersection of U.S.
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Highway 63, County Road D.
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David, U.S.
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Highway 63, County Road D.
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David, just north that intersection.
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Perchukar 1050[1], it appears one piece with the flooding north.
01:34
Great for a second.
02:31
Forty-three bulls are going to need to be flat vets.
02:34
Ten-four, copy two flat mids.
02:42
Clayton First, Clayton Fire to Paul County.
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Wait, first plate, fire.
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Turn road.
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10-4[2].
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To Pole County.
02:57
Turn the lake first.
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Are you able to start a second ambulance to this scene? It's going to be two minor injuries, however, probably two transports as well, unless 979 is able to handle both.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1050: Traffic accident
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
US-63 & County Rd D, Clayton, WI 54004
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