Vehicle collision blocking traffic near trade street, Carrboro NC
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TrafficA vehicle collision occurred near 10757 Lake Drive and South Trade Street. One vehicle is blocking traffic on Seven Weeks Drive. Sheriff's Office and medical units are on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Sandhills Region Public Safety
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03:13
Transcript:
00:00
3.0. We're going to be a 1050 pitting only in front of the address of 10757 Lake Drive near South Trade Street.
00:11
Unknown vehicles.
00:12
Very limited 1014.
00:14
Okay.
00:20
Semitic Tuesday out at South Nature.
00:25
Medic 2 IBL south-easter 1146.
00:32
S-23.
00:38
Just 10 for you, I'm sure with no match round.
00:46
The problem, medic 40.
00:49
Try 4.
00:52
104, we're arriving on the scene at our call.
00:54
Also, 1014, there's a 1050 in the same area.
00:59
I believe Sheriff's Office is on scene at this time.
01:03
104, sir, I appreciate that.
01:05
I just received the call while we go.
01:07
PD only, I gave same the Hall of Patrol.
01:13
104, just for 1014, you do have one vehicle blocking traffic on Seven Lakes Drive.
01:21
Okay, if we'll copy that, I'll go ahead and drop fire to form another.
01:46
Hey, see, Rachel.
02:07
Engine, 63, medium rescue,
02:11
63, service truck 63,
02:14
squad, 53, motor vehicle collision, 10, 75, 7 Lakes, Live, West End, Cross Street, McDougall Drive, and North Trade Street, Foole Lion, 7 Lake.
02:33
North Carolina, Victor, Frank Edward 5149, Frank Edwards 5149.
02:43
30 is out with 35, just hold the disabled motors call for now.
03:01
Just calling the sales clear.
03:05
10-4.
03:09
This back still 630, Rock.
03:11
Is this going to be in the PVA of Food Lion?
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Carrboro, NC
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