Hit-and-run at 132nd Street and West Dodge Frontage Road, Omaha NE
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a hit-and-run occurred near 132nd Street and West Dodge Frontage Road in Omaha. A black Dodge Ram was struck, and the other vehicle, a red SUV, fled eastbound. The driver of the Ram initially reported being unable to exit the vehicle but was later able to get out. Emergency services responded to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Omaha Police Dispatch - West
Listen to dispatch call
00:49
Transcript:
00:00
This is holding a hit and run just occurred near 132nd and West Dodge Frontage Road.
00:05
Any available units respond by (number withheld).
00:12
Zero seven, you show me an air.
00:14
Put it in. Out of 93, 10-8.
00:17
Claire, if you can start towards the accident.
00:21
Could be possible personal injury accident now near 132nd and West Dodge Frontage Road.
00:27
132nd Street and West Dodge Frontage Road, caller (name withheld).
00:30
Caller states they were involved in an accident.
00:31
Other vehicle took off, possibly a red SUV and plate seen eastbound on Frontage Road.
00:37
Caller advised they were unable to get out of their vehicle.
00:40
They were able to get out now.
00:44
Caller is going to be in a black Dodge Ram.
00:45
Appears to be drivable, however it's on the shoulder.
00:48
Advise on medical.
00:49
You are my three.
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Location mentioned:
W Dodge Frontage Rd N & N 132nd St, Omaha, NE 68154
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