Single-vehicle accident causes neck pain on martin road, Kings Mountain NC
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TrafficA single-vehicle accident occurred near Martin Road and Kaiser Drive involving a white Subaru Outback. The driver reported neck pain and ringing in the left ear and was unable to unbuckle the seatbelt.
Audio|Heard on: Gaston County Police/Fire/EMS - Primary Channel
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Transcript:
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The E6.1E836B, emergency traffic, 1730 Martin Road, Parshire, Kaiser Drive, reference a single vehicle versus the beer, white Subaru, Outback,
00:11
RPA advice you to get out the vehicle, her seat belt stuck.
00:20
District 70.
00:21
Station 70.
00:23
Vehicle accident, with injuries.
00:26
At 1730, Martin Road, cross-street, turnable tighter drive and stony-egree-arm drive on dispatch.
00:35
Haddon 58, County.
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9.58.
00:39
3015.m.
00:41
Trevor.
00:43
I'll be enrailed to the vehicle accident off Martin Road.
00:46
Ten for a while, notify how it patrol as well.
00:53
Seema to E61P and 36B, the driver is complaining of neck pain and ringing in her left ear, the air by Sark Floyd.
01:02
She wants to it.
01:05
Adam 60 County on 2.
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7-01 respond.
01:11
960.
01:13
Never able to get the full check on the individual, item and call reference tabs.
01:18
Okay.
01:22
701 shared out to a deadlock, Smith injury at 1730 Martin Road crossing of Ava Kaiser.
01:27
The single white Subaru Outback versus Azear, the driver cannot get out of the vehicle, her seat belt, stuck.
01:39
Dr. Jackson, Car, change for 1050 P.I.
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Martin Road.
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Page 143.
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3352 p.m.I.
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1730 Martin Road for a white server struck a headgear.
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24, 20172.
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Location mentioned:
Martin Rd, Kings Mountain, NC 28086
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