Traffic accident at Darby Town Center with no injuries, Darby PA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a traffic accident occurred at Darby Town Center involving a white Mack truck and a black Honda. There were no injuries reported. The black Honda fled the scene heading toward Collingdale on MacDade Boulevard. The driver of the white Mack truck was told by the other driver that they did not have insurance.
Audio|Heard on: Delaware County Police Dispatch - Sector 4
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01:37
Transcript:
00:00
Darby Town Center near MacDade Boulevard for an accident, no injury, survived, a white Mack truck, and a black Honda.
00:08
That's cool.
00:19
Good.
00:21
Anonymous complaint, the rear of the Wawa, near MacDade Boulevard, suspicious occupied vehicle.
00:27
It's a white mail, brown shack, of the blue hood, and a white truck.
00:32
I believe the mail is suspicious.
00:36
Okay.
00:44
47 pre-axson, we're going to second call saying the black Honda leaving, they're giving it in New Jersey registration Delta 51 Victor Victor Victor (number withheld).
00:53
Pat.
01:01
I'm going to break, I'm here.
01:02
I direction and travel.
01:04
You're getting in the hell if you're going to be a torchman from a road as a back male driver.
01:09
All right, God.
01:17
In 4700, Vice the mail is making a right on MacDade into Collingdale.
01:21
He apparently told the driver on the truck that he did not have insurance.
01:27
All right, cop.
01:35
4-740.com to go me out with that accent.
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Location mentioned:
S MacDade Blvd, Darby, PA 19023
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