Man injured in possible vehicle accident on highway, San Joaquin County CA
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TrafficA man was found injured and bleeding on the roadway near Highway 12 and Tretheway Road. He had injuries to his head and leg and appeared to have been hit by a vehicle. Medics were called to assist.
Audio|Heard on: San Joaquin County Sheriff Dispatch
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
RAP to try the way.
00:01
The RP is going to be in the middle of the roadway near the middle.
00:08
For the RP, it looked like a male subject, not moving.
00:14
Unknown clothing.
00:19
All right one, copy.
00:20
We'll up to see ya.
00:21
Copy code three, surgeon.
00:23
Copy.
00:25
Copy. Copy. Okay.
00:26
And four.
00:31
We need to interrupt the rest away.
00:33
The RP is going to be in a semi is going back to that location.
00:39
The device subject is still on the roadway.
00:45
During close.
00:47
We're also advising Highway Patrol.
00:49
RP is going to be blocking traffic has its flasher's on.
01:01
Okay, I don't copy.
01:07
Just PRP, the subject appears to be moving his legs.
01:14
Okay, and I believe we see them going west on on 12th.
01:23
Let's be advised.
01:24
He's going to be on Tretheway, north of Highway 12.
01:28
Copy, on Treasway, North of Highway 12.
01:34
He has injuries to his head and his leg, appears like, say, possible vehicle versus pedestrian.
01:41
Time 4.
01:46
And one, the subject is talking to us, but he has major bleeding coming from the head,
01:51
and possibly his stomach keeps saying he fell that he's talking to us.
01:58
10 4.
02:03
21, medic, 9.8.
02:05
Probably medics from 9.8.
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Location mentioned:
CA-12 & N Tretheway Rd, California 95240
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