Vehicle hits deer on Gold Mine Road with EMS response, Morganton NC
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TrafficA gray Ford F-150 hit a deer near Gold Mine Road. Two people were in the vehicle with airbags deployed. Emergency medical services were requested.
Audio|Heard on: Burke County Public Safety
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02:12
Transcript:
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County's going to be standing by for the team 51.
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Code 3[1] 75 Fire Department 75 first responders in the area near Goldmine Road Cross Street Vista Lane Nugget Drive under vehicle accident routine response.
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75 fire department 75 first responders in the area near Goldmine Road cross street Vista Lane, Nugget Drive motor vehicle accident there'll be a gray truck routine response 1915 3.
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7550s in route work.
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56 Warniburg.
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Sixtherswarnip.
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Seventy-five.
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Pyrton.
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Rappertation, or apparatus.
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...oraptation for apparatus.
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135.
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Okay. Hello.
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Hello. I have a speed officer to handle by phone.
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Hi.
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Thank you. Burtcar, Goldmine Road, T.50.
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137.
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137.
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1050, near Goldmine Road, near Goldmine Road, near Goldmine Road.
01:44
The Ford F-150 struck a deer, and they've got EMS en route at the operator's request.
01:55
Just respond to the motor vehicle accident in the area near Gold Mine Road.
01:59
To be a single vehicle accident, it'll be a gray Ford F-150.
02:04
There are two patients in the vehicle.
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No one's trapped.
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No one's thrown out.
02:09
They did hit a deer.
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The airbag is deployed.
02:11
They need EMS.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Code 3: Respond emergent with lights and sirens
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Location mentioned:
Gold Mine Rd, Morganton, NC 28655
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