Vehicle collision with deer on route 33 in East Windsor, East Windsor NJ
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TrafficA vehicle collided with a deer on Route 33 westbound near Route 133 in East Windsor. The driver became upset and stayed in the travel lane, petting the injured deer. Emergency responders are working to move the driver to the shoulder and monitor the deer.
Audio|Heard on: Hightstown Fire, East Windsor Police and Fire
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
It's going to be a signal 11, a car versus deer, Route 33 westbound by the intersection of Route 133.
00:06
It's going to be a black Honda CRV.
00:08
Levi's call is very distraught over the deer.
00:15
Ready?
00:16
Okay. All right.
00:25
Negative. She's in the lane of travel, and she's very distraught, not really listening.
00:30
She advised her to try to move over and have her hazards on.
00:36
All right, same.
00:43
Border 107, I'm out.
00:44
She's in the lane to travel,
00:48
petting the deer.
00:53
Are we able to get her to the shoulder?
00:58
Yeah,
00:59
I'm gonna start working on that.
01:02
Okay, I'm gonna start working on that.
01:05
Sorry a minute.
01:11
Still live.
01:26
4-107. Deers running into the eastbound lane.
01:32
All right see.
01:36
I'm getting on 33 now.
01:38
I'll try to intercept it, I guess.
01:48
Broken lines.
01:51
It's a, it's in the median right now.
01:53
I would imagine at least one.
01:58
Very safe.
02:02
Yep,
02:05
it'll be all right.
02:06
It's just got a topple on it's one backlay.
02:08
It'll be ten-four.
02:10
We don't have to put it down.
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Location mentioned:
NJ-33, East Windsor, NJ
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