Pedestrian accident injures mother and toddler at intersection, Brownsville FL
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a pedestrian accident occurred at the intersection of NW 32nd Avenue and NW 60th Street involving a mother and her 2-year-old child. Both were found unconscious, and the mother was bleeding from her face.
Audio|Heard on: Miami-Dade County Municipal Police Departments Dispatch
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Transcript:
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17 NW 32 Avenue and NW 60 Street north 33 0 7 317
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Northwest 32 1 north-n northwest 60 street rising a pedestrian hay are rising revolving a gold Nissan there's a mother and a baby that are hey correction on additional clearing hecklers 954 north 33 oh 7 This is a home for here
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924
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Supervisor reference to 341
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3,100 to escape.
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I'm getting a 3401 at the Salvation Army, 1907, northwest of the 8th 3, 37-year-old male abdominal pain.
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Mark and a 5.
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Next 2,000.
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8404. No choice 3-0-4.
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Taylor-C-H-2-G, um, no sure.
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Nass Jiffel.
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Turn on the U that can clear and take an additional 315 on this 317, NW 32 Avenue and NW 60 Street.
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They're revising the pedestrian.
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It's going to be a mother and a 2-year-old.
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They're both unconscious.
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And the mother's bleeding from the face there.
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Don't use they can take a 315 on this.
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No, 321, 1-19, 315 from 9-5-A-1.
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Location mentioned:
NW 60th St & NW 32nd Ave, Brownsville, FL 33142
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