Hit and run accident at clearbrook avenue with smoking vehicle, Lansdowne PA
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TrafficA vehicle hit a parked car near Clearbrook Avenue and the driver, a female, fled on foot toward Green Hill. She later returned to the smoking vehicle. Multiple emergency units and a tow truck were requested.
Audio|Heard on: Delaware County Police Dispatch - Sector 6
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02:17
Transcript:
00:00
Near Clearbrook Avenue.
00:02
Hit and run just occurred.
00:05
It's an unknown time delay.
00:08
A vehicle hit a parked vehicle, driver got out and fled on foot, should be a black female, unknown description.
00:13
Was running on Clearbrook towards Green Hill.
00:18
Gov.
00:20
11.
00:22
Hello.
00:24
Legend.
00:26
Thank you. Thank you.
00:34
Just ran to Clearbrook to be a black female.
00:37
If you're wearing a dark color coat, nothing further.
00:47
He is responding to that crash.
00:50
The female is back in her vehicle now, possibly trying to fix it.
00:53
She's on the passenger side of the vehicle.
00:57
Eleven, roll pulling up.
00:59
Copy.
01:06
All right. I think she's down there on the right.
01:16
11.com can you run 2 PA.
01:18
Tax on please.
01:20
Good.
01:22
This one, Mike Hotel, November 6037.
01:30
The second.
01:32
Julia, Delta,
01:34
Romeo, (number withheld).
01:46
11.com. I guess start of us for one, maybe two.
01:53
Those are copy.
02:02
Chrome, that was in.
02:04
I'm smoking.
02:06
Multiple units at once using the donkey metal vehicle study.
02:12
Yeah, the hook's gonna be for two, the one vehicle is smoking.
02:16
Copy, do you need the first permit?
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Location mentioned:
Clearbrook Ave, Lansdowne, PA 19050
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