Two vehicle crash at 29th Avenue and 14th Street, South Bradenton FL
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a two vehicle crash occurred at 29th Avenue West and 14th Street West involving a red Chevy sedan and a blue Lexus SUV. There was minor vehicle damage and one northbound lane was closed for traffic control. Emergency responders including Engine 221 and Inspector 226 were on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Manatee County Fire and EMS
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02:30
Transcript:
00:00
Can you dispatch fire to a vehicle accident at 29th Avenue on 14th Street plus?
00:09
Two vehicles involved,
00:12
walking north and south.
00:16
That was 29th Avenue West.
00:20
29th Avenue West and 14th Street West.
00:27
Do you have a vehicle description?
00:31
The one red Chevy four-door sedan and a blue Lexus SUV.
00:47
Engine, 221, VE, VEval Crash,
00:51
29th Avenue, West and 14th Street, West, Great Engine.
00:55
Respond on TAC 2.
01:08
Engine 121.
01:10
Sick person, not alert.
01:12
(number withheld), 4th Avenue, left, Bradenton.
01:15
Respond on tack, 7.
01:21
221 for me, C220, Inspector 226 is on scene.
01:28
Copy.
01:40
541 officer 541 engineer water Cummonds
01:48
21 if you can just park right behind this white truck he's gonna move out of the way
01:57
CCC engine 221's on scene we got two vehicles minor damage
02:04
1017 a...
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TCC for mention 221.
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1017-0.
02:19
We're going to have one northbound lane shut down if we get MSO for traffic control.
02:29
Copy, 1017.
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Location mentioned:
14th St W & 29th Ave W, South Bradenton, FL 34205
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