Overturned Semi-Truck Carrying Cattle on Highway

UPDATE: KCPD now says all cattle are accounted for; between 45 and 60 of the 120 to 130 on board died in the crash, per Sgt. Phil DiMartino. The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the scene.

The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the trailer. Use I-35 or I-670 and expect delays through midday.

KCPD has called in outside resources to round up the animals. Drivers are urged to use caution downtown. Do not approach or try to corral a cow; report sightings to the non-emergency line, 816-234-5111.

KCFD now says some of the surviving cattle scattered from the crash site. Sightings have been reported from the downtown loop to Pershing and Main near Crown Center, and as far as Kansas City, Kansas.

The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the trailer. Use I-35 or I-670 and expect delays into the morning.

Many of the cattle did not survive the crash; officers put down injured animals at the scene. Anyone hearing gunfire near I-70 and Admiral: that is police, not a shooting.

KCFD says a semi hauling more than 120 cattle hit another vehicle on I-70 near Admiral Blvd just before 3 AM. One person from each vehicle was taken to a hospital.

The user-submitted video from the scene contains sensitive content that some may find distressing; viewer discretion is advised.

A semi-truck flipped over, spilling its cargo across the road.

This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.

Incident reported at 718 Troost Ave.

UPDATE: KCPD now says all cattle are accounted for; between 45 and 60 of the 120 to 130 on board died in the crash, per Sgt. Phil DiMartino. The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the scene.

The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the trailer. Use I-35 or I-670 and expect delays through midday.

KCPD has called in outside resources to round up the animals. Drivers are urged to use caution downtown. Do not approach or try to corral a cow; report sightings to the non-emergency line, 816-234-5111.

KCFD now says some of the surviving cattle scattered from the crash site. Sightings have been reported from the downtown loop to Pershing and Main near Crown Center, and as far as Kansas City, Kansas.

The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the trailer. Use I-35 or I-670 and expect delays into the morning.

Many of the cattle did not survive the crash; officers put down injured animals at the scene. Anyone hearing gunfire near I-70 and Admiral: that is police, not a shooting.

KCFD says a semi hauling more than 120 cattle hit another vehicle on I-70 near Admiral Blvd just before 3 AM. One person from each vehicle was taken to a hospital.

The user-submitted video from the scene contains sensitive content that some may find distressing; viewer discretion is advised.

A semi-truck flipped over, spilling its cargo across the road.

This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.

Incident reported at 718 Troost Ave.

UPDATE: KCPD now says all cattle are accounted for; between 45 and 60 of the 120 to 130 on board died in the crash, per Sgt. Phil DiMartino. The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the scene.

The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the trailer. Use I-35 or I-670 and expect delays through midday.

KCPD has called in outside resources to round up the animals. Drivers are urged to use caution downtown. Do not approach or try to corral a cow; report sightings to the non-emergency line, 816-234-5111.

KCFD now says some of the surviving cattle scattered from the crash site. Sightings have been reported from the downtown loop to Pershing and Main near Crown Center, and as far as Kansas City, Kansas.

The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the trailer. Use I-35 or I-670 and expect delays into the morning.

Many of the cattle did not survive the crash; officers put down injured animals at the scene. Anyone hearing gunfire near I-70 and Admiral: that is police, not a shooting.

KCFD says a semi hauling more than 120 cattle hit another vehicle on I-70 near Admiral Blvd just before 3 AM. One person from each vehicle was taken to a hospital.

The user-submitted video from the scene contains sensitive content that some may find distressing; viewer discretion is advised.

A semi-truck flipped over, spilling its cargo across the road.

This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.

Incident reported at 718 Troost Ave.

UPDATE: KCPD now says all cattle are accounted for; between 45 and 60 of the 120 to 130 on board died in the crash, per Sgt. Phil DiMartino. The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the scene.

The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the trailer. Use I-35 or I-670 and expect delays through midday.

KCPD has called in outside resources to round up the animals. Drivers are urged to use caution downtown. Do not approach or try to corral a cow; report sightings to the non-emergency line, 816-234-5111.

KCFD now says some of the surviving cattle scattered from the crash site. Sightings have been reported from the downtown loop to Pershing and Main near Crown Center, and as far as Kansas City, Kansas.

The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the trailer. Use I-35 or I-670 and expect delays into the morning.

Many of the cattle did not survive the crash; officers put down injured animals at the scene. Anyone hearing gunfire near I-70 and Admiral: that is police, not a shooting.

KCFD says a semi hauling more than 120 cattle hit another vehicle on I-70 near Admiral Blvd just before 3 AM. One person from each vehicle was taken to a hospital.

The user-submitted video from the scene contains sensitive content that some may find distressing; viewer discretion is advised.

A semi-truck flipped over, spilling its cargo across the road.

This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.

Incident reported at 718 Troost Ave.

UPDATE: KCPD now says all cattle are accounted for; between 45 and 60 of the 120 to 130 on board died in the crash, per Sgt. Phil DiMartino. The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the scene.

The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the trailer. Use I-35 or I-670 and expect delays through midday.

KCPD has called in outside resources to round up the animals. Drivers are urged to use caution downtown. Do not approach or try to corral a cow; report sightings to the non-emergency line, 816-234-5111.

KCFD now says some of the surviving cattle scattered from the crash site. Sightings have been reported from the downtown loop to Pershing and Main near Crown Center, and as far as Kansas City, Kansas.

The east side of the downtown loop remains closed while crews clear the trailer. Use I-35 or I-670 and expect delays into the morning.

Many of the cattle did not survive the crash; officers put down injured animals at the scene. Anyone hearing gunfire near I-70 and Admiral: that is police, not a shooting.

KCFD says a semi hauling more than 120 cattle hit another vehicle on I-70 near Admiral Blvd just before 3 AM. One person from each vehicle was taken to a hospital.

The user-submitted video from the scene contains sensitive content that some may find distressing; viewer discretion is advised.

A semi-truck flipped over, spilling its cargo across the road.

This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.

Incident reported at 718 Troost Ave.