Vehicle strikes building in major traffic accident, Burleson TX
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TrafficA major traffic accident occurred near Northwest Renfro Street and Northeast Anderson Street where a vehicle struck a building. A 73-year-old female driver is conscious and breathing but holding her chest due to airbag impact. The building sustained minor damage with no structural compromise.
Audio|Heard on: Johnson/Tarrant County Fire
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01:41
Transcript:
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16, Chalk 16, and Battalion 1.
00:02
Respond to major accident, severe injury.
00:05
2.13, Northwest Wrenfro Street.
00:08
Medic 16, Chalk 16, and Battalion 1.
00:12
Respond to major accident, severe injury.
00:15
2.13, NW Renfro Street.
00:18
Cross, streets are, northeast Anderson Street and northeast Wilshire Extension.
00:24
Respond on Channel 2.
00:30
I want to respond.
00:33
To tell you want to ensure you responding,
00:35
via vehicle versus building, the female accidentally hit the gas inside the break and hit the building.
00:44
All right, agent one, medical one, back in service.
00:49
I'll show you the look.
00:55
Battalion 1, all units responding, it's going to be a 73-year-old female conscious and breathing,
01:02
she is going to be holding her chest due to the airbag impact.
01:11
Engine 1 from 11.
01:15
Go ahead, Ranger 1.
01:19
I apologize.
01:20
Just confirming, did you advise your back-in-service or you and-Medic 1 or back-in-service?
01:26
N-G-1 and-Matic 1 or back-in-service?
01:33
Receive, thank you.
01:38
Minor damage, then it's appeared to have any structural damage.
01:41
We'll be out investigating.
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Location mentioned:
NW Renfro St & NE Anderson St, Burleson, TX 76028
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