Vehicle collision with injured deer on Tremont Street, Rehoboth MA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, police and fire responded to a vehicle collision with a large deer on Tremont Street near 248 in Rehoboth. The deer remained injured on the road and no human injuries were reported. Traffic was managed while waiting for the Animal Control Officer.
Audio|Heard on: Rehoboth Police and Fire
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02:49
Transcript:
00:00
Respond to Tremont Street near 248 for a deer car collision, no injuries.
00:13
71 received.
00:17
Loaded to four.
00:21
Seventy-one and...
00:25
Go ahead, 71.
00:29
I'll be 1023.
00:31
It's a very large buck still on the road.
00:35
That's pretty heavy traffic here.
00:42
With the Animal Control Officer en route.
00:44
Okay.
00:51
I'll be there in a second.
00:54
I'll say two months.
00:58
Time for, yeah, we just may need to get the other side of traffic just in case he gets up.
01:04
Hey, Andrew, we are going to need a 64 for one, please.
01:09
Please.
01:19
71 a hundred go ahead seventy one seventy one see first.
01:29
going to be Rhode Island one x-ray mic three four two.
01:37
received.
01:54
Recease 1023.
01:56
If you could pull up to me and just walk in the side of traffic, this guy is trying to get up.
02:02
Then I'm getting hit again.
02:08
Number four.
02:17
That's a second. That's 56. Units on Tremont.
02:19
You need me up there as well.
02:23
Maybe for traffic.
02:28
Town four in route.
02:32
Townful. Townful.
02:35
Eight hundred.
02:37
Eight hundred.
02:41
Two disruptions.
02:42
Time goes and discussed.
02:48
Raise Steve, Covington for use and third use.
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Tremont St, Rehoboth, MA
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