Traffic crash with possible injury near I-75 south and US Highway 301, Parrish FL
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TrafficA traffic crash involving three vehicles happened near I-75 southbound and US Highway 301. There is a possible injury reported.
Audio|Heard on: Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office
Listen to dispatch call
01:20
Transcript:
00:00
All units on the Signal 3[1] at I-75 South and South U.S.
00:06
Highway 301, switch to Tac 2.
00:11
You know, sent you talk 10 to 5 with now at here still.
00:14
10-9.
00:19
I believe the leaves on the 27 are going to...
00:22
Is anyone over here? Hey, it's foot below.
00:26
Yeah, we're in the area.
00:28
I'm over by the school.
00:33
Smoke of loss prevention.
00:35
They advised that they were having problems with that group,
00:38
but none of their cameras picked up on that side over there where they were.
00:46
Regul 826.
00:47
So there, that's a two zone, two-tops, he got to the 47, just after GPS, signal three.
00:53
I-75 southbound, mile marker 260.
00:55
I-25, now, marker, 260.
00:58
2nd, 26.
00:59
Can we call backguard complaint and see if they're still willing to 56 with us?
01:04
10-4[2]-503. Can we have three vehicles involved, and an injury, one vehicle signal 16.
01:09
Let me a white truck, first black-year-s stole in a white vehicle.
01:12
The white vehicles need a signal 16.
01:15
AMS is 1051, you're not going to outside the vehicles yet.
01:18
Those units are 1051, 29 hours.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Signal 3: Hit and run
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment / OK
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
US-301, Parrish, FL 34219
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