Vehicle collision reported near Meridian and 123rd Street, South Hill WA
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TrafficA vehicle collision occurred near Meridian and 123rd Street. Emergency services were dispatched, including fire and state units. A young female nearby appeared to have self-harmed. A hit-and-run incident involving a white Dodge Charger was also reported. State units were later canceled after injury assessment.
Audio|Heard on: Pierce County Sheriff Dispatch - East
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01:36
Transcript:
00:00
Station District fast car state fire being advised to the collision on Meridian near 123rd Street, Commission (number withheld).
00:11
State 351 and 496 and incorrigible.
00:18
State however.
00:20
What is it?
00:24
(Number withheld), 16th Avenue East.
00:29
Daughter is possibly self-harming.
00:31
Maybe cut herself with something with colors trying to check.
00:34
She won't let her.
00:36
(Name withheld), female, 14, 57-130, blonde hair, black pink top, blue shorts.
00:42
There's also been advice.
00:46
Okay, seven.
00:48
Four hands with.
00:51
1750, Ration District 1-Clunkers, Dispatch, depending on a hit-and-run, 116th, and Park Avenue south-50.
00:57
Pudding vehicle northbound,
01:00
white-dodge, charger license, unknown.
01:02
Dispatch winning, 1750.
01:04
Good.
01:09
Morning, 2.
01:10
Morning 2. Morning 2.
01:14
On injury, they have somebody I'm seeing pulling out of the ditch.
01:17
Right.
01:18
We're pulling into a highseater's entrance.
01:23
Is it safe for a state to cancel?
01:27
I'm going to say yes for now.
01:31
That was broken try again?
01:34
Yes, have state cancel, please.
01:36
Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
S Meridian & 123rd St Ct E, South Hill, WA 98373
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