Hit and run reported near West Main and South Church Street, Forest City NC
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a hit and run happened near West Main and South Church Street. The witness is waiting at a physical therapy office. The vehicle involved is a dark-colored Ford Focus, possibly black, that left the scene after the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Rutherford County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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01:19
Transcript:
00:00
In reference to the hit and run, we added further the narrative,
00:03
the caller's going to be standing by the physical therapy place near West Main and South Church Street.
00:08
She's the witness that occurred there as a light.
00:10
She also said it was going to be a dark-colored Ford Focus, possibly black.
00:14
I did run that 1028 and we'll find a match.
00:17
She stated the vehicle made her right on West Main Street and then took a left.
00:22
Next to a business, possibly the chiropractor office.
00:26
He just took the first left there after he made the right on Main.
00:30
Dale.
00:32
24-22, Judge Kauper, correct, I'll be here.
00:36
Acknowledged.
00:39
Central of Charlie for Ucunty-2 for Hornbottom.
00:44
Acknowledged for Hornbottom.
00:49
I'm 1023 in the area.
00:52
Hit and run vehicle description.
01:00
1028, John Victor Charles.
01:05
Fire Central A station 24 units are responding to 391 Hornbottom Road.
01:10
You can cancel.
01:11
Authority of Hoodo Command, you can't cancel.
01:14
No, I can't remember the last time.
01:16
She's going to be standing by on a black Ford Focus in the physical therapy place.
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Location mentioned:
S Church St & W Main St, Forest City, NC 28043
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