Volkswagen towed from near Avenue Q in Galveston, Galveston TX
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TrafficPolice officers managed a traffic incident involving a Volkswagen that needed a flatbed tow near Avenue Q in Galveston.
Audio|Heard on: Galveston and La Marque Public Safety
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02:34
Transcript:
00:00
About 32, can we get next out times two?
00:04
One, I'm gonna need a flatbed for the Volkswagen.
00:12
T99?
00:14
Go ahead.
00:18
I have a regular re-report near Avenue Q Queen.
00:23
Right now, receive.
00:28
Go ahead.
00:32
12O4 in service.
00:34
That's clear.
00:40
Ready?
00:43
280. 280.
00:45
At wife.
00:48
24 280.
00:50
2080. You can't hold. 280.
00:53
280. Just clear the coffee returns.
00:57
If they're off, you can hold them.
01:03
Well, I just advising entrants is going to be unconfirmed.
01:09
The L for Ratham Crews is not eligible.
01:15
It expired to 17 of 2020, 2034.
01:22
Simple.
01:32
W is going to already be issued for a bell at that location.
01:41
And also copy complete information only.
01:44
Correct.
01:49
I want to be clear, but he is trying to have alerts for a violent person assault and law enforcement.
02:04
282 will be handled administratively on 10-8[1] back and out of the clock tower.
02:11
104 282.
02:16
382 32 just said why we have marty then route for your Volkswagen with the flatbed ATR is going to pick up the mainfront.
02:24
104 we advise them if they can uh.
02:29
Get on the main slab next to Mancus left.
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[1]
10-8: Available for duty and ready to respond to calls.
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Location mentioned:
Avenue Q, Galveston, TX
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