School bus and car collide near South State Highway 342, Red Oak TX
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TrafficA major accident occurred near South State Highway 342 at the intersection of Gunn Street and Pierce Road involving a school bus and a sedan. The school bus was carrying children. Both vehicles sustained moderate damage. Emergency services and school district officers responded to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Ellis County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Battalion 181 and truck 181 respond to major accident.
00:04
Visionary Masterpiece.
00:06
At near South State Highway 342.
00:10
Cross streets are Gunn Street and Pierce Road.
00:13
Firebox 8-931.
00:15
Time of 1555.
00:22
331, there are going to be children on board.
00:27
Okay.
00:31
Sorry, Chilford.
00:32
Where did you say that? Plus, again.
00:36
South State Highway 342 and Gunn Street.
00:43
Run again, Nicole.
00:48
Thank you. Thank you.
00:54
We can't be out for the patient.
00:59
Please.
01:04
You have a subway, but I should have run what's not unlike with.
01:10
Proceed.
01:19
Looks like Red Oak ISD is aware.
01:21
It looks like possibly a Red Oak ISD officer pulls up to that accident just now.
01:30
Saturday 111 is on the scene.
01:32
That two vehicles, one school bus, one.
01:35
Sedan,
01:37
with moderate damage.
01:43
The town of 1A1A1 scene, one sedan, one school bus, moderate damage, out in the skating, 16 o'clock.
01:56
Do you bring some more crime scene?
01:59
I've got an officer heading that way.
02:00
Can you, you just like fast? We got to show all the way where I'm standing.
02:06
You have a lot.
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Location mentioned:
TX-342, Red Oak, TX 75154
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