Two-car accident with injuries near Circle K in New Braunfels, New Braunfels TX
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a two-car accident occurred near Circle K at IH 35 South in New Braunfels, Texas. Both vehicles were upright with moderate front end damage. Medical and fire units responded to the scene. A second ambulance was requested.
Audio|Heard on: New Braunfels Fire Department
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
District F5, Medics 7, Engine 2, motor vehicle collision injuries, near IH 35 South,
00:09
Circle K.
00:11
District F5, Medic 7, Engine 2, motor vehicle collision injuries,
00:17
near IH 35 South,
00:21
Circle K.
00:26
On location, have a two-car collision, one car at the intersection with moderate front end damage upright, and the second vehicle was in a parking lot with front end damage.
00:38
Both vehicles are upright.
00:40
Engine 2 officer will have Circle K command.
00:49
Is thatcher, we clear with engine two?
00:52
Hi, formative, I'm sorry, we're on 911.
00:56
Yes, we're quick.
00:59
5, fire alarm, 264 Loma Vista Street, Silveroaks Villas.
01:06
District F2, Engine 5, fire alarm,
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264 Loma Vista Street, Silveroaks Villas.
01:20
Thank you, President.
01:23
That's question.
01:35
District F2, Medi 2, sick party, (number withheld) Ashbury Avenue.
01:42
District F2, Medi 2, sick party,
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(number withheld) Ashbury Avenue.
01:56
We're offals 97.
02:06
Dispatch Circle K command can you get me a second ambulance.
02:09
It's okay.
02:12
That's clear.
02:14
Good.
02:15
NIC 7OV.
02:18
Clear.
02:23
A medic 7, your patient will be in the Kia, right there in the parking lot.
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New Braunfels, TX
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