Vehicle rollover near 12 mile road causes injuries, Galveston TX
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TrafficA vehicle rolled over near 12 Mile Rd, Galveston. A male occupant was ejected and injured. A female passenger reported pain in her arm and shoulder.
Audio|Heard on: Galveston and La Marque Public Safety
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02:15
Transcript:
00:00
Medical 4, Needsroom route to 13-118 C-Rimway, 13-1118 C-Rimway on a major estimate response for a com 3.
00:15
Yeah, I don't know major.
00:16
It looks like it's a rollover.
00:17
Um,
00:19
I was sitting on the ground.
00:21
It'll be FM 3005,
00:23
in between 8 mile and 12 miles.
00:25
I'm not exactly sure where I'm at.
00:26
I think I'm just east of 12 miles.
00:32
Clear they just called out of this fact.
00:35
It's closest to Pabstrow in FM 3005.
00:38
He got ejected from the vehicle, (name withheld)-year-old male and the female (name withheld) with arm and shoulder pain.
00:49
Nice to tell we received.
00:53
Full frame room.
00:55
Okay.
00:58
I have one (name withheld)-year-old female complaining of arm and shoulder pain.
01:02
She's out conscious breathing, talking.
01:07
I have a (name withheld)-year-old male who was ejected.
01:10
He's standing, bleeding slightly from the leg, complaining of chest injury.
01:17
Clear.
01:22
Copy a plate for me.
01:24
Go ahead.
01:30
To be Texas, Nora George George, (number withheld), white in color pickup.
01:57
It's in the median in the center, so either way you're coming, you'll be able to get to it.
02:09
With chest injuries,
02:11
(name withheld)-year-old female shoulder and arm pain, conscious breathing.
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Location mentioned:
Mile Rd, Galveston, TX 77554
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