Rear-end collision with possible injury at Kimball Bridge, Alpharetta GA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, there was a rear-end collision involving a gold CRV and a gray sedan at Kimball Bridge Road and South Kimball Bridge. A female involved may have a back injury.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton GA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Okay, 1. Kimball Bridge Road at South Kimball Bridge Way.
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Kimball Bridge Road at South Kimball Bridge Way.
00:07
This could be a rear-end collision with a female, possibly having an injured back.
00:12
It's going to be a gold CRV and a gray sedan.
00:16
Two-one, sir.
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531, if you say they're in the area out, there's a big, hot, physical guard, is it.
00:24
Clear.
00:25
You have another unit en route to the road traffic out here for you.
00:29
390s who'll be en route to Kimball Bridge and Bridge Bridge Bridge Bridge.
00:32
Yeah, that's 531.
00:33
He's at Kimball Bridge and Bridge Bridge Bridge Road on a 49.
00:37
You have to be en route.
00:38
Oh,
00:40
4.6, 11.
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531, I'm going to try to direct these vehicles into Kimball Bridge crossing, you're going off the road.
00:49
390, you stay around until I'm able to do that.
00:52
Tom, sir, this is about.
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At 11.
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10.11, 390.
00:59
You've been 16.
01:00
I got them off the road.
01:02
16, not, please.
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Location mentioned:
Kimball Bridge Rd & S Kimball Bridge Crossing, Alpharetta, GA 30022
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