Two vehicle collision causes injuries on Broadway Avenue, Galveston TX
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A two-vehicle collision occurred near Broadway Avenue and 27th Street involving a silver pickup and a blue Saturn. A female occupant is crying and has neck and back pain. There is a possible intoxicated driver. Fire and emergency medical units have been dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Galveston and La Marque Public Safety
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01:55
Transcript:
00:00
6-1. 27th and Broadway, silver pickup and vehicle involved.
00:08
There's a female crying, neck and back pain.
00:10
Fire en route.
00:17
2024, I received.
00:24
Only Farsi.
00:30
Medical one, sir.
00:32
Medical one, sir.
00:38
The second caller advising the other vehicle is going to be a blue Saturn and the female is highly intoxicated.
00:45
She almost hit him as well.
00:51
Tentic one in Ralph.
00:54
Medical employee, you're not sure, two vehicle major, 27th and Broadway, 27th and Broadway, going to be a silver pickup versus a blue car.
01:02
Have a lady crying, her neck and her back hurts.
01:06
Second vehicle, possibly going to be a DUI.
01:11
PD's just getting on scene.
01:18
Frank Tom Henry, (number withheld).
01:25
A second.
01:32
Paul,
01:33
Robert, Sam, (number withheld), Dodge, Dart.
01:37
Let's start out next call regularly.
01:44
The original location.
01:47
Looks like we have two, possibly a three car accident.
01:52
Usually one out of command or be checking on injuries.
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Location mentioned:
Broadway Avenue J & 27th St, Galveston, TX 77550
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