Major traffic accident with entrapment and injury, Sugar Land TX
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TrafficA serious traffic collision occurred near Highway 6 and Brooks Street in Sugar Land, Texas. A Mercedes vehicle rolled over, trapping a 66-year-old man inside. He suffered head injuries. Emergency responders are working to extricate him. Two northbound lanes are closed at the location.
Audio|Heard on: Fort Bend County Law Enforcement
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04:25
Transcript:
00:00
Paul 66, Victor 20, Sam 28 for a major accident[1] with entrapment[2], Highway 6 and Brooks Street.
00:06
Victor, 20, go ahead.
00:09
Somebody called me about that, I was just going to have to be caught here.
00:12
That's clear, all the lines are ringing about it right now.
00:16
Sam 20, I'm clear.
00:19
267. 267.
00:25
Do you have any history of that address?
00:29
What's the address of that trespass? 509 Brandt trailer 26th.
00:36
There was an assault November 28th.
00:40
Before that's 2023.
00:44
Two-noticed.
00:46
Unison route to the major, there's Mercedes on scene that they're saying the drivers possibly penned in the vehicle.
00:53
Go ahead. Show Adam 8, lighting under my numbers, and the advice my ITI is down.
01:00
Quit.
01:03
1401.
01:05
Call 40 information.
01:07
Call 40, go ahead.
01:08
Call 40, go ahead. You got a roll over.
01:09
They're working on getting the individual off the top of the vehicle.
01:13
That's clear.
01:14
Highway 6 and Brooks Street.
01:15
40, that's clear.
01:18
1412640. Clear thing.
01:25
333 Charles.
01:26
Me confirms their home state and mutual expiring 320.
01:34
Last unit, reavised your traffic?
01:37
14 Charles 6, log of deal.
01:39
14, Charles 6, go ahead.
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51-142140. That's good.
01:47
I got one mails as a vaccine.
01:49
No.
01:52
Okay, one in my C's 17th.
01:54
Since then, no.
01:55
See, Rich.
01:57
Probably 311.522.
02:03
Paul, you can show me out until units get here.
02:06
Not 40, that's good.
02:09
Right, PC search 70.
02:12
Okay,
02:14
go ahead.
02:15
28881622. 2888-1622.
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2888-1622.
02:24
30 Charles 9.
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Okay.
02:27
If you can check about about 32, Charles 9.
02:30
I'm in route.
02:33
Hey, for the turn.
02:35
Control 6 back in?
02:38
That's safe.
02:42
43, 11, quick for return?
02:46
Okay. Should we have to stay around as for training.
02:48
Okay.
02:49
305. Can you roll north khan.
02:50
Okay.
02:51
Okay.
02:53
Call 40. Go ahead.
02:55
We got a 66-year-old mail inside the rollover Mercedes complaining of head injuries.
03:00
We're trying to get them out the windshield.
03:02
Yes, clear.
03:05
One-six-fix.
03:07
Got gas in the vehicle, I'll be out for a minute.
03:09
It's a battery stand.
03:13
166.6.
03:16
28. Go ahead and start one top for now.
03:19
Clear. Clear.
03:21
10.06 out of the middle school, no need to check.
03:24
1006, that's clear.
03:27
So we jostler, 715 of 93-ardial, let's be clear and correct.
03:33
Completely clear all the way, never handled your incident.
03:36
14492.
03:37
14492.
03:39
That's clear.
03:41
Quick.
03:43
Charles Mung Good.
03:46
Can you run a gun for me?
03:50
66ML. Okay.
03:52
The name's northbound, shutdown.
03:54
Two lanes northbound, shut down.
03:57
Do we have a traffic unit available to respond to the Major?
04:01
It's going to be.
04:02
Adam, Edward, Edward,
04:04
386174. I'm making tell over.
04:11
30 cars not really.
04:14
30,000. 30,000.
04:17
Take hurry, 47.
04:20
66. The mill's still trapped.
04:22
It's vice fire.
04:23
They may have to cut him out.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
major accident: Serious traffic collision requiring emergency response
[2]
entrapment: Victim potentially trapped and requiring extrication
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Location mentioned:
Hwy 6 & Brooks St, Sugar Land, TX 77478
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