Collision involving school bus and vehicle in Casselberry, Casselberry FL
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TrafficA collision occurred between two vehicles, including a school bus, at 7th Street and North Winter Park Drive in Casselberry. There was minor damage and no reported injuries. Authorities are investigating and waiting for a school board representative.
Audio|Heard on: Seminole County Fire and EMS
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02:18
Transcript:
00:00
Rescue 21. Engine 21 motor vehicle collision 7th Street at North Winter Park Drive select 49 Delta[1].
00:25
Rescue 28, Engine 12 medical, 315 Hermit's Trail, select 49 Bravo.
00:36
Find out some rules, there any traffic accident.
00:38
For law enforcement?
00:44
I find out I will check with law enforcement.
00:50
11 on the air.
00:55
Rescue 11th.
01:00
We got two vehicles.
01:03
One is a school bus.
01:04
We'll be investigated.
01:09
221 on scene, two vehicles, one school bus investigating.
01:12
Some of the FY9, long person advised are having trouble finding you.
01:22
Right across from Ruth Christ.
01:28
F.I.9.
01:34
Rescue 22 on the air.
01:37
Rescue 22.
01:44
There's a field service officer coming the opposite way.
01:49
I believe he's going to turn around and assist us.
01:51
I'll let you know.
01:55
Yes, I-9.
01:57
5'9. See,
02:01
46, Major Trapper.
02:04
That's 26. That's 26.
02:10
We've got minor damage.
02:13
Everyone's refusing injury.
02:16
We're going to be waiting for a school board representatives.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
49 Delta: High-priority Motor Vehicle/Traffic Incident (MPDS Protocol 49 - Delta determinant)
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Location mentioned:
N Winter Park Dr & 7th St, Casselberry, FL 32707
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