Traffic collision near Fuller Mill Road North, Randolph County NC
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TrafficA traffic collision occurred near Fuller Mill Road North and Highway 64 East involving a white SUV and a burgundy SUV. Two people got out of the vehicles. There was concern about possible entrapment, but both patients, who had minor injuries, later declined medical evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Randolph County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
Fuller Mill Road North and Right Road, Fuller Mill Road North and Right Road, No Signal Seats, colorizing, mail on the roadway, screaming for help.
00:09
All right, and additional call advising near Gumwood and Fuller Mill Road North.
00:16
Cool.
00:21
Highway 64 East,
00:24
Collision is going to be in the middle of the intersection, a white SUV, and a Burgundy SUV.
00:30
One person has exited the vehicle.
00:32
There is still a second subject in the other vehicle, unknown entrapments, 0847.
00:41
Right now, it's a paper to you all.
00:51
Chris Kewa, check your lights.
00:57
Kriski-A, so-time.
01:02
Rescue a check your lights, turn all work.
01:07
Can you repeat? Adam 17, 24.
01:15
He says, how about you wrap that too, good job.
01:25
836, 104. Today, RISPA, Salt Lake.
01:31
Copy on the scene.
01:36
We're yellow to 66.
01:37
We're yellow to 66.
01:43
Get a runoff.
01:49
All patients free, clear,
01:52
two, condition yellow.
01:55
Copy all patients free and clear times two condition yellow.
01:58
Adam 14 Randall, 10.23 in area.
02:05
I'll follow the out with that mail.
02:13
Good round off.
02:19
843, all patients refusing evaluation, or 108, can I think.
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Fuller Mill Rd N, North Carolina
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