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Thick Plastic Drainage Tiles Obstructing Roadway

2722 River Rd

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  • Police responded to an incident on River Road in Cincinnati where large plastic drainage tiles were obstructing the roadway. The tiles have since rolled off the road but require securing to prevent further obstruction.

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Police are moving the largest drainage tile to clear one side of the road for traffic flow.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:30
Like the underground drainage tiles, but they, like I said, 3 to 4 feet in diameter and anywhere from 12 to 24 feet long. And I think it was Waterworks that put them here, and they have just rolled away. I copy, they get it now. I'm actually getting the one biggest one pushed and rolled over to the other ones, at least to get them on one side of River Road. So, I can get some traffic going. I copy, they're going. Calling them now.

The tiles obstructing the roadway are large, thick plastic drainage tiles, not cement, according to police.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:19
3112. 3112. Um, Teletubbies is trying to confirm what exactly, or is it like cement thing? No, they're, uh, it's like regular thick plastic drainage tiles, but they're huge. They're not cement.

Police report that the tiles have rolled off the roadway but need securing to prevent further obstruction.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:06
They're large round drainage tiles is what I would call them. Okay.
Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:17
Lake. They have rolled out the roadway. There are three of them. So, we need someone to respond to re-secure them to the grassy median. Alright. There's about a dozen more in the median that have the ability of also rolling out.

Police are responding to a report of three large tiles obstructing the roadway.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:31
3112. Go ahead. On Saturday, I put in a request of reference getting some large tiles out of the roadway on River Road. Can we put in that request? They did not respond. Okay. It's going to be at 2722 River Road on the access part of River Road to the residence. It's going to be three large tiles, anywhere from 3 to 4 feet in diameter, and from 12 to 20. 24 feet in.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2722 River Rd.

Police are moving the largest drainage tile to clear one side of the road for traffic flow.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:30
Like the underground drainage tiles, but they, like I said, 3 to 4 feet in diameter and anywhere from 12 to 24 feet long. And I think it was Waterworks that put them here, and they have just rolled away. I copy, they get it now. I'm actually getting the one biggest one pushed and rolled over to the other ones, at least to get them on one side of River Road. So, I can get some traffic going. I copy, they're going. Calling them now.

The tiles obstructing the roadway are large, thick plastic drainage tiles, not cement, according to police.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:19
3112. 3112. Um, Teletubbies is trying to confirm what exactly, or is it like cement thing? No, they're, uh, it's like regular thick plastic drainage tiles, but they're huge. They're not cement.

Police report that the tiles have rolled off the roadway but need securing to prevent further obstruction.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:06
They're large round drainage tiles is what I would call them. Okay.
Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:17
Lake. They have rolled out the roadway. There are three of them. So, we need someone to respond to re-secure them to the grassy median. Alright. There's about a dozen more in the median that have the ability of also rolling out.

Police are responding to a report of three large tiles obstructing the roadway.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:31
3112. Go ahead. On Saturday, I put in a request of reference getting some large tiles out of the roadway on River Road. Can we put in that request? They did not respond. Okay. It's going to be at 2722 River Road on the access part of River Road to the residence. It's going to be three large tiles, anywhere from 3 to 4 feet in diameter, and from 12 to 20. 24 feet in.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2722 River Rd.

Police are moving the largest drainage tile to clear one side of the road for traffic flow.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:30
Like the underground drainage tiles, but they, like I said, 3 to 4 feet in diameter and anywhere from 12 to 24 feet long. And I think it was Waterworks that put them here, and they have just rolled away. I copy, they get it now. I'm actually getting the one biggest one pushed and rolled over to the other ones, at least to get them on one side of River Road. So, I can get some traffic going. I copy, they're going. Calling them now.

The tiles obstructing the roadway are large, thick plastic drainage tiles, not cement, according to police.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:19
3112. 3112. Um, Teletubbies is trying to confirm what exactly, or is it like cement thing? No, they're, uh, it's like regular thick plastic drainage tiles, but they're huge. They're not cement.

Police report that the tiles have rolled off the roadway but need securing to prevent further obstruction.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:06
They're large round drainage tiles is what I would call them. Okay.
Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:17
Lake. They have rolled out the roadway. There are three of them. So, we need someone to respond to re-secure them to the grassy median. Alright. There's about a dozen more in the median that have the ability of also rolling out.

Police are responding to a report of three large tiles obstructing the roadway.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:31
3112. Go ahead. On Saturday, I put in a request of reference getting some large tiles out of the roadway on River Road. Can we put in that request? They did not respond. Okay. It's going to be at 2722 River Road on the access part of River Road to the residence. It's going to be three large tiles, anywhere from 3 to 4 feet in diameter, and from 12 to 20. 24 feet in.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2722 River Rd.

Police are moving the largest drainage tile to clear one side of the road for traffic flow.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:30
Like the underground drainage tiles, but they, like I said, 3 to 4 feet in diameter and anywhere from 12 to 24 feet long. And I think it was Waterworks that put them here, and they have just rolled away. I copy, they get it now. I'm actually getting the one biggest one pushed and rolled over to the other ones, at least to get them on one side of River Road. So, I can get some traffic going. I copy, they're going. Calling them now.

The tiles obstructing the roadway are large, thick plastic drainage tiles, not cement, according to police.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:19
3112. 3112. Um, Teletubbies is trying to confirm what exactly, or is it like cement thing? No, they're, uh, it's like regular thick plastic drainage tiles, but they're huge. They're not cement.

Police report that the tiles have rolled off the roadway but need securing to prevent further obstruction.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:06
They're large round drainage tiles is what I would call them. Okay.
Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:17
Lake. They have rolled out the roadway. There are three of them. So, we need someone to respond to re-secure them to the grassy median. Alright. There's about a dozen more in the median that have the ability of also rolling out.

Police are responding to a report of three large tiles obstructing the roadway.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:31
3112. Go ahead. On Saturday, I put in a request of reference getting some large tiles out of the roadway on River Road. Can we put in that request? They did not respond. Okay. It's going to be at 2722 River Road on the access part of River Road to the residence. It's going to be three large tiles, anywhere from 3 to 4 feet in diameter, and from 12 to 20. 24 feet in.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2722 River Rd.

Police are moving the largest drainage tile to clear one side of the road for traffic flow.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:30
Like the underground drainage tiles, but they, like I said, 3 to 4 feet in diameter and anywhere from 12 to 24 feet long. And I think it was Waterworks that put them here, and they have just rolled away. I copy, they get it now. I'm actually getting the one biggest one pushed and rolled over to the other ones, at least to get them on one side of River Road. So, I can get some traffic going. I copy, they're going. Calling them now.

The tiles obstructing the roadway are large, thick plastic drainage tiles, not cement, according to police.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:19
3112. 3112. Um, Teletubbies is trying to confirm what exactly, or is it like cement thing? No, they're, uh, it's like regular thick plastic drainage tiles, but they're huge. They're not cement.

Police report that the tiles have rolled off the roadway but need securing to prevent further obstruction.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:06
They're large round drainage tiles is what I would call them. Okay.
Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:17
Lake. They have rolled out the roadway. There are three of them. So, we need someone to respond to re-secure them to the grassy median. Alright. There's about a dozen more in the median that have the ability of also rolling out.

Police are responding to a report of three large tiles obstructing the roadway.

Cincinnati PD District 3 · 0:31
3112. Go ahead. On Saturday, I put in a request of reference getting some large tiles out of the roadway on River Road. Can we put in that request? They did not respond. Okay. It's going to be at 2722 River Road on the access part of River Road to the residence. It's going to be three large tiles, anywhere from 3 to 4 feet in diameter, and from 12 to 20. 24 feet in.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2722 River Rd.

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