Motorcycle and vehicle crash with injuries in sun city, Sun City AZ
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TrafficA motorcycle and a white sedan collided with injuries at the intersection near Bell Road and Del Webb Boulevard in Sun City. The motorcycle rider was on the ground wearing a helmet but was alert and trying to move the motorcycle off the road.
Audio|Heard on: Maricopa County Sheriff - West
Listen to dispatch call
01:9
Transcript:
00:00
Emergency traffic[1] is going to be for the west side district 3 and the 341 for vehicle crash with injuries at Bell and Del Webb, Del Webb and Bell for vehicle crash with injuries responding units remain on 300.
00:09
All right is clear, 1707.
00:12
Lincoln 342 and Lincoln 371.
00:18
Bell Road and Del Webb Boulevard.
00:21
Give me a motorcycle versus a vehicle.
00:23
For the riders on the ground, it's wearing a helmet.
00:26
It looks to be getting up.
00:29
Cam,
00:33
347.
00:35
Lincoln 347.
00:37
I believe that was Lincoln 3.42 and Lincoln 371 for that 962[2].
00:42
And if you can put me back on the 911, David, please.
00:45
I apologize.
00:46
Thank you.
00:51
2.44 you can under nile off traffic.
00:55
7 4.
00:56
Uniton 962[2].
00:58
Looks like the vehicle is a white sedan, a known-maker model.
01:03
A motorcycle is alert in standing trying to move his motorcycle out of the roadway.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Emergency traffic: Radio channel limited to urgent or emergency communications only.
[2]
962: Injury traffic collision involving one or more vehicles.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
W Bell Rd & N Del Webb Blvd, Sun City, AZ 85351
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