Auto-pedestrian collision with hit-and-run in Hillsboro, Hillsboro OR
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TrafficA 43-year-old woman was involved in an auto-pedestrian collision at East Main Street and Northeast 3rd Avenue in Hillsboro. She was conscious, breathing normally, and had minor injuries including a leg bruise and shoulder pain. The vehicle involved fled the scene. Police responded to the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Rescue 1, and EMR 133.
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Respond to a hit-and-run traffic accident with injury.
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At East Main Street and Northeast 3rd Avenue.
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Sir, Compton, Engine 1 on my call show, Rescue, and Quarters.
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Have your engine here, call.
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My gun, N.R.
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133.
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Go ahead.
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133, it is an auto-ped coming from baseline and 10-10-10.
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Copy.
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Correct on Medic 126.
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126.
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We have a right on the scene,
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two vehicles, pierce with your rear end, very minor damage, will be out.
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Assessing for patients.
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Paragraphicabi 1806.
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Hey 1-2-3 copy, I've been in the area of Engine 1 for East Main and northeast 3rd Avenue.
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This is an autoped patient,
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43-year-old female, she's conscious breathing normally,
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shaking out has a bruise on her leg, complaining of shoulder pain.
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The vehicle involved left, near 3rd Avenue, at the time of the incident,
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police are in Rotasol.
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206 just right around the turnoff or the operand.
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Truck 6A, copies.
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From AMR 133, you can cancel.
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Location mentioned:
NE 3rd Ave & E Main St, Hillsboro, OR 97123
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