Here, Tilly. Seventy-nine Pierries. Two-Ate, motor vehicle crash blocking lane one. Interstate 70 westbound between Bryan and Lake St. Louis, a gold Chevrolet truck. partially blocking lane one and the left shoulder. Parting party advisors, there's an older male, a dog, and a female in the truck. They don't appear to have any injuries. Fire and EMS will be en route.
If you start being another car, it'll be for a motor vehicle accident. In the state 70, it'll be between the 15 and the 16 westbound. 3521, is there an additional accident? Yes, I'm checking on. I don't believe there was any in. Tafor. G521 from Washington. Go ahead. Do you have any injuries of this second accident? Negative, no injuries.
Langster plays 45-inch, standby for a bullet break. It's going to be westbound on 70 from 13 on a Dodge 4,500 bucket truck. Break. Signal 6[1] is pulling a trailer, RP, (name withheld), 6504.
Car 105, Pumper 33, Metic 533, Pumper 51, 435[2], and I-70[3], northbound traffic accident, A4[1]. Car 105, Pumper 303, MEDIC 533, Pumper 53, Pumper 53, Pumper 53, Pumper, and I-70, Northbound traffic accident, A4. Medic, 506, and quarters. Pumper, Cucing 1 is in service. Medic 35, Pumper 35, 4370 Hardesty, Hemorrhage, A4. Medic 35, Pumper 35, 4370 Hardesty, Hemorrhage A4. Puffer 61 in service. KCC5Gards. Dover, FireGard. Post is requested at a PSA checkpoint for a passenger that passed out, all on the ground, and at the lane between lane number 9 and 10 on the public side. Copy, responding. All right, the KTFC dispatch. What advice? Pumper 6 is going to be in service leaving with Evergy. Pumper 51 is warning. Carguard, go ahead. Pumper 51 responding. Pumper 6 in service, leaving it with Evergie on scene. We'll advise on this call at TSA screening. Car 105, Pumper 33, Pumper 51, Mennock 533. It's going to be 435 northbound. Arrow around stadium looking for a blue GMS SUV. Okay. reported to be in the dish with airbag deployed PDAs en route. Medic 36 in service and quarters. And one-on-five in companies be advised we're also getting 435 and 70. Medic. 36. Well, I'll show you in service. In quarters. Medic 36 in service and in quarters.
