Motorcycle crash reported near I-10 and FM 1463, Fort Bend County TX
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TrafficA motorcycle accident occurred near I-10 and FM 1463 in Texas. The exact location east or west of FM 1463 is being confirmed. It is reported that a drone may be involved and the driver was near the motorcycle at the time of the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Fort Bend County Law Enforcement
Listen to dispatch call
01:53
Transcript:
00:00
It's going to be on I-10 and 1463.
00:03
We believe it's a motorcycle involved, possibly someone's drone.
00:09
35 with the east or west?
00:12
Sanof-4.
00:14
P5-5-C-D disturbance call holding distance weeks, no unit.
00:19
Twenty-three time one.
00:20
Try to raise supervisor.
00:25
Give me westbound.
00:28
Two marijuana.
00:29
Two marijuana.
00:30
You can hold that transport for myself and two married ten and send me to that CIT to serve.
00:37
23 checking.
00:40
All right.
00:42
Does that pass by see the driver of the motorcycle?
00:47
Yes, we do, the driver was near the motorcyclist.
00:52
We actually have them on 911.
00:55
23-523 tracking.
00:58
23,
00:59
I do apologize. I said.
01:01
That's clear.
01:02
23-12. I advise that he made contact with the 911 hang-up and the advice they did not call in.
01:09
On 911, there's no vehicle description as he cleared to close the call.
01:12
No, bye.
01:14
I don't think so you can show me out.
01:16
That's correct.
01:19
Rable Sergeant on Path 3.
01:22
Show me a route to it.
01:25
I'm going to have to go pretty far away from it, but I'll make...
01:34
57 case number?
01:39
50536, 50536.
01:42
Where do I have 108? Clear.
01:49
Is it going to be east or west of 1463? Is it going to be east or west of 1463?
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FM 1463, Texas
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