Pedestrian reported struck at walmart parking lot, Hot Springs AR
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a report of a pedestrian struck by a vehicle in the Walmart parking lot near Central Avenue in Hot Springs. Upon arrival, they were unable to locate the woman, who had decided to seek medical attention on her own and was no longer at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Hot Springs Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Attention all stations, have a pedestrian accident at Walmart, near Central Ave,
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senior home and garden.
00:09
Engine 6, rescue 2,
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respond.
00:18
Affirmative engine sick.
00:25
Rescue two is responded.
00:28
A permative rescue team.
00:30
Engine 6 unseen.
00:32
Walmart we're attempting, okay?
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Affirmative.
00:41
Rescue 2 is at the Walmart 2.
00:44
We haven't found anything yet.
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Affirmative Rescue 2.
00:52
Engine 6, Rescue 2.
00:54
The employee we just talked to said they don't know anything about it.
00:59
Copy that. We're going over here on the market side to see if we see anything.
01:08
Rescue 2 dispatch.
01:09
Did you have any further on this?
01:17
Dispatch to fire department unit.
01:20
The female's in Road 10 next to a silver Nissan.
01:31
Engine 6 dispatch.
01:32
We've been down row 10 at the Walmart on Central.
01:35
Are we 100% sure this isn't supposed to be the Walmart on Albert Pike?
01:53
Received a call from the 911 caller.
01:58
She stated that she was going to go to the doctor herself, and if a report needs to be made, she'd come to the police department.
02:07
She's no longer on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Central Ave, Hot Springs, AR 71913
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