Auto-pedestrian report on US-95 ramp canceled, Las Vegas NV
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a reported auto-pedestrian incident on the on-ramp leading southbound onto US-95 from the boulevard in Las Vegas. After units arrived and assessed the situation, further assistance was deemed unnecessary and the engine response was canceled.
Audio|Heard on: Las Vegas and Clark County Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:12
Transcript:
00:00
Dispatch from Rescue 301.
00:03
Go ahead, sir.
00:06
Just add further notes.
00:08
Is this on the freeway or at the interchange?
00:13
Or the on-ramp, sorry.
00:18
I believe it's going to be on the on-ramp to go southbound on US-95, and I'm going to add you an engine.
00:23
Now they're saying that this is going to be an auto-pedestrian incident.
00:28
Copy, please send an engine.
00:30
Thank you.
00:31
Bayless Engine. Thank you, Rescue.
00:34
Engine 201 is on the way, and then I'm going to call their dispatch to verify the location.
00:42
NHP confirmed it's going to be the on-ramp from the boulevard to go southbound on the 95.
00:51
Before you stand by on that, gurney.
00:58
Rescue 301.
00:59
Go ahead, sir.
01:04
This is Rescue 301.
01:05
Can you cancel the engine?
01:07
We'll be good.
01:09
All right, copy.
01:11
Break Engine 201.
01:12
You can cancel.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
US-95, Las Vegas, NV
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