Two-vehicle accident near Sacred Heart Church, Alamosa CO
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TrafficEmergency medical services responded to a two-vehicle accident near Sacred Heart Church involving a white jeep and a black neon frontier. A 29-year-old pregnant female, about 25 weeks along, was checked for possible injuries but was conscious and breathing without complaints.
Audio|Heard on: San Luis Valley Public Safety
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01:21
Transcript:
00:00
Alamosa, EMS East.
00:03
Hello, Alamos EMS.
00:05
If you can respond to the Sacred Heart Church, it's going to be for a traffic accident.
00:08
It's just going to be to check on a 20,
00:12
sorry, a 29-year-old female who's 25 weeks pregnant.
00:15
Conscious breathing, not complaining of injuries, to be checked out.
00:19
That's more than one around? Good thing, of course.
00:24
Postio-S-O.
00:27
3 in the blind. Your plate coming back on a 2020-Mazda, license number withheld.
00:32
Unknown model specifically, great in color, sir.
00:34
Registered to a party out of Texas.
00:36
Looks like registration is active expiring 9F-26, and your vehicle is clear, at 1514.
00:45
Alamosa PD.
00:47
Probably.
00:51
State Patrol.
00:54
Alamosa by Baker 11.
00:56
Clear on, Ted.
00:57
Copy 15. Copy 15.
01:01
Alamosa PD.
01:03
Did I have a PG car, vertical vehicle? Great.
01:06
It's going to be at the Sacred Heart Church.
01:08
It's a two vehicle accident.
01:12
It's going to be a white jeep and a black neon frontier.
01:14
No injury is not blocking.
01:16
We are paging out EMS for a 29-year-old female that's about 25 weeks pregnant.
01:21
Copy 15-15.
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Location mentioned:
Fourth St, Alamosa, CO 81101
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