Two vehicle accidents on US-160 involving deer
TrafficThere were two accidents involving vehicles on US-160. One vehicle hit a deer, and both accidents led to airbag deployment and a fluid leak. Emergency services are responding to the scene.
Audio|Source: Rio Grande Public Safety
02:38
Transcript:
Silver. In Twin Pine Motorsports, Park in one. With Texas, (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld), 6662, some kind of ask you be. Okay, some, three, six. Monty PD[3]. Selfort Cuddy in the blank, clear, on the 2020. my lease fund out of Texas at some Thursdays. Keep patrol. Almost at 35. Do we have two accidents at the same location or did this just change to a car deer? Yeah, one was just a password by, the other one was the actual party who hid the deer. Double. Copy 737. Almost if I'd be good. So we relocated a general of fourth floor. Only show me on the TCR[1]. I copy at 737. Pellon off parole, 541. Side 41. Celfth and 389 will be cleared from the office and around the element of the county to be able to pick up one ring me. Copy at 738. Rio Grande SO[2]. We're looking for you can. On 23. All right. Auntie PD. I'm also South 43, copy driver, please. Okay. A male out of Texas, last of (name withheld) with two Lincoln's. First of (name withheld). I'll be with an Adam Edward. Date of birth 0530 of 62 holding Texas. I'm something. Monty P.D. Monty PD. Allenthal's a good one. Rio Grande, S.O. Really, energy, Jain. GoGrand S.O. No. Just for your information, airbag is they deploy, and you do have some kind of a fluid legion of a transmission or any breeze, and if there's a deer, let's get. Monty P.D.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
TCR: Traffic Crash Report
[2]
SO: Sheriff's Office
[3]
PD: Police Department
Disclaimer:
This was transcribed by AI and may contain errors. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Near US-160, South Fork, CO 81154
Correct
Incorrect
