Traffic collision involving scooter and car leaves man unconscious, Homestead FL
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TrafficA traffic collision between a scooter and a black Lexus occurred near northwest 4th Avenue and northwest 9th Street in Homestead. A 40-year-old male involved was reported unconscious.
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Transcript:
00:00
For either rescue, it's going to be a scooter versus a black Lexus, northwest 4th Avenue, northwest 9th Street in Homestead.
00:10
Day County is in Rescue 39.
00:12
This side, it's Rescue 39.
00:21
Copy, Inj16, you responding for a scooter versus a black Lexus, northwest 4th Avenue, northwest 9th Court.
00:26
Correct to the 9th Street, Homestead.
00:33
Engine 6th Street, did you copy my request for in 342.
00:38
Rescue 16, route 2, Homestead Hospital.
00:42
Copy Rescue 6th in route to Homestead, 1905.
00:49
2011 NOS 87th Street, 1905-day-come.
00:57
Rescue 7, call receipts.
01:05
Rescue 16 in a row.
01:10
Copy Rescue 16.
01:12
I'm going to show you responding with Engine 16.
01:14
Scooter versus the black Lexus that they're advising it's a 40-year-old male unconscious.
01:20
They're now advising it's on northwest 9th Street, south side of the park.
01:23
Rescue 16.
01:29
16, copy.
01:30
Engine 16, need to copy the update.
01:37
Engine 16, copy.
01:40
1906, stay county.
01:47
The 10th, additional on the side of the time.
01:52
The 10th, copy.
01:54
Show you additional, northwest 4th Avenue, northwest 9th Street.
01:59
Okay. Rising on the south side of the park.
02:02
Show you en route.
02:03
1906, stay county.
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Location mentioned:
NW 4th Ave & NW 9th St, Homestead, FL 33030
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