Two-vehicle traffic accident at intersection of Southend Highway and Mercantore Road, one vehicle still in roadway and one in the ditch., Duplin County NC
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, two-vehicle traffic accident at intersection of Southend Highway and Mercantore Road, one vehicle still in roadway and one in the ditch.
Audio|Heard on: Duplin County Fire and EMS
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
Please respond to intersection of Southend Highway and Mercantore Road.
00:12
Road is held me in reference to a two-vehicle 10-50, unknown PI.
00:18
We work up to opt-to-office-50.
00:25
Supervedic 2 responding.
00:29
Ten four minutes two six fifty.
00:36
Milton Greenever's car one's in route to building.
00:39
What channel we operate on?
00:42
Offs two, Greenever's, Office two.
00:45
I have you in Route 651.
00:54
Building Greenever's in service.
01:01
Green Edwards, can you readvise what unit you broke your radio broke up?
01:10
Engine 1,
01:13
service. 10 for Engine 1 have you in service.
01:20
People medic 2 on 2.
01:23
104 medic 2, 654.
01:25
Super medic two.
01:29
Go ahead, medic two.
01:32
Be advised we have a two-car MVC, one vehicle still in the roadway, one vehicle in the ditch.
01:40
Ten.
01:46
No, from Reno, digital one, zero, zero out.
01:50
Ten, top of the number six, five, out of your ground.
01:59
Renews.
02:00
The engine one is on the scene.
02:08
10-4[1] engine one on scene 657.
02:11
The opening be advised all units desired the vehicle.
02:19
Car 1 has command.
02:22
Send for a car 1.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / OK
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Duplin County, NC
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