Two car accident on highway 17 north of highway 160, Alamosa CO
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, there was a two-car accident on the 6000 block of Highway 17 near the intersection with Highway 160 in Alamosa. One driver reported knee pain and emergency medical services were sent to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: San Luis Valley Public Safety
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04:25
Transcript:
00:00
I'm in the 6,000 block.
00:01
There's a two car 10-50[1].
00:02
Copy 22nd.
00:04
I'm on Matt.
00:06
You can stand down the EMF.
00:09
I'll give them a courtesy right for the EO.
00:11
I copy. And that was for the welfare check, right? Hey, from.
00:14
Copy, 2215.
00:16
Copy.
00:18
Alamosa PD.
00:20
I have V2 driver and vehicle when you're ready.
00:28
Alamosa EMS East.
00:31
Correct.
00:32
They're standing down from this welfare check for the party with the numb hands.
00:38
I already created a call whenever you call and I can get you that into the number.
00:43
Tavi, thank you.
00:44
Copy at 226P.
00:49
Alamosa PD.
00:51
I'm sorry, go ahead with the V1.
00:54
I'm sorry, I have V2 right now.
00:56
I'll get V1 in a moment.
00:57
I'm sorry, go ahead with V2.
00:59
All right.
01:00
Vehicle is going to be out of Colorado, John Boy, Queen,
01:04
438, break for driver.
01:06
Go ahead.
01:07
Female Avi Colorado will go by OLN (number withheld).
01:14
Hi, company 2216.
01:20
Alamosa PD.
01:24
V1 is leaking fluid.
01:31
Alamosa PD.
01:33
I have V1 when you're ready.
01:37
Out of Colorado, David, Henry, Victor, Edward, 5.1.
01:40
Copy, 2017.
01:41
3017. All 17 on the sale.
01:42
Go ahead. Your V2 is coming back clear on a 2007,
01:46
Lexus, blocking color, showing expiring 2 of 26 out of Alamosa, and your V1 driver is coming back clear valid, regular out of Alamosa, and your V1 is coming back clear on a 2021 Toyota, Rav4, silver and color, trying 8 of 26 out of Alamosa.
02:02
I'll get you, the V1 driver in a moment.
02:04
We're going to see.
02:08
State Patrol.
02:11
I'll almost have my Baker, 11.
02:14
But...
02:16
I'm not sure what my old marker that's near, but I'm leaving the office now and I'll be en route.
02:21
I'm guessing my EPA is about 10-15.
02:24
It's just north of the 160 and Highway 17 intersection.
02:29
Copy, thank you.
02:30
Excuse me, 22, nice.
02:37
Alamosa PD.
02:40
Alamemate. Al 17.
02:41
L 17. Can you have EMS respond?
02:44
B1 drivers can cleaning up some new paint? How many times?
02:47
Alamosa PD.
02:49
Hello.
02:51
Almost on night.
02:57
Alamosa EMS East.
03:01
I mentioned Alamosa EMS, if you could start responding to the 6,000 block of Highway 17 just north of the Highway 17 and Highway 160 intersection for a two-car accident, driver complaining of knee pain, again, the 6,000 block of Highway 17 time is 2220.
03:20
Oh, no, 1. The other one.
03:22
Okay, got as soon as we're clear with the flight.
03:24
Copy 2222. Okay.
03:29
Alamosa PD.
03:31
You can't pin it from here and I'll have this party on board and rocks to be here.
03:34
Copy 2220. From L17.
03:37
I have V1 driver when you're ready.
03:39
Go ahead.
03:40
By Elwood in out of Colorado, (number withheld).
03:45
Okay, copy 222.
03:51
Alamosa PD.
03:52
Is this? Go ahead.
03:54
P1 is coming back, clear, valid, old regular out of Colorado Springs? Hi, copy.
03:59
Can you just send all the vehicles and all the drivers to your trooper? Hi, copy.
04:03
Try 2, 2.2.
04:08
Alamosa EMS East.
04:11
Alamosa, I may have 101.
04:13
One-O-1. Where clear this flight, going to the other track to Highway 17? Copy 8-2-25.
04:22
Get Patrol.
04:24
Probably 325.
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[1]
10-50: Traffic accident
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Location mentioned:
CO-17 6000 block, Alamosa, CO 81101
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