Three-vehicle accident with minor injuries near McClintock and Curry, Tempe AZ
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TrafficA traffic accident involving three vehicles occurred near McClintock and Curry Roads. There were minor injuries reported and a vehicle was smoking. Fire and emergency medical services were requested.
Audio|Heard on: Tempe Police Department - North Patrol District
Listen to dispatch call
01:38
Transcript:
00:00
North Tidemisville to clear and assist 966 from C, McClintock and Curry.
00:08
Clearment with the warning.
00:09
I'm at McClintock and Curry right now.
00:15
Roll and Kerry, I'll head over McClintock.
00:18
T.S.D. is going to be 17 for three vehicles involved.
00:23
The 101 advising of injuries and I apologize.
00:26
Paul,
00:29
Chair, I wanted to share a fighting.
00:31
That was a 962[1].
00:33
That was 104.
00:36
You can add me to that.
00:38
Acknowledgment—message received and understood; affirmative or OK.
00:41
Break, break, break.
00:44
Definitely, copy that.
00:49
This is Windham 1.
00:51
We don't have access to the gate, the gate code.
00:54
Can we get somebody to give us a code to the gate over Rio Salado and Hardy?
01:03
Windham one I copy to stand by.
01:06
Turn four, stand down to vehicle smoke.
01:20
One disregard is able to take off a non-fable bolt to take off the lock.
01:30
14 minor or minor injuries if you have GFD en route just for precautionary, I still have the vehicle smoking.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
962: Injury traffic collision involving one or more vehicles.
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Location mentioned:
N McClintock Dr & E Curry Rd, Tempe, AZ 85288
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