Hit-and-run crash at medfield street location, Medfield MA
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TrafficA gray SUV hit another vehicle at Harding Street in Medfield and fled. The driver who was hit reported back pain and asked for medical evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Medfield Police and Fire
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02:42
Transcript:
00:00
can you start to near Harding Street? 911 power reports a hit wrong.
00:05
A vehicle hit her and took off.
00:07
She's pulled over off to the side now in front of near Harding Street.
00:11
It's going to be in a gray Nissan road.
00:19
Receive is their description of the other vehicle?
00:24
I'm still working not yet anymore.
00:26
Very good shot.
00:31
Where do you see?
00:40
There you want to control you? You can show me out.
00:42
It's going to be 9 Victor Golf 249, 9BG 249.
00:50
Recy.
00:57
You want to control.
00:59
Caller described it as a white,
01:02
excuse me, a gray SUV with mass plates.
01:08
Racy.
01:17
Control Sustained, they went up North Street.
01:25
Lacey, Control 35,
01:28
do you want to put out a little wall?
01:36
Stand by three-five or three-one.
01:44
Based on term vehicle, how much damage you could be it?
01:52
Here is it just via Fender Bender.
01:53
She said she stopped at the end of West Street to get on to Harding vehicle rearranged her.
01:59
One around, but not a lot of damage.
02:05
Receive. Three bus control to stand by up and head over at 3-1 location.
02:12
Recruit.
02:21
What you have is going to be the owner-opt?
02:36
Sir, you want to control? Could you start a fire this way for an evaluation?
02:40
Since she's experiencing her underbacking.
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Location mentioned:
Harding St, Medfield, MA 02052
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