Two-vehicle crash with elderly bleeding at west grande and oak hill, Tyler TX
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TrafficA two-vehicle collision occurred near West Grande Boulevard and Oak Hill Boulevard in Tyler, Texas. An elderly female was reported bleeding. Emergency units arrived and confirmed significant vehicle damage at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Smith County Sheriff, Tyler Police, and Tyler Fire
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02:16
Transcript:
00:00
Attention Engine 4, Engine 2, copy a major West Grande Boulevard and Oak Hill Boulevard.
00:06
It's going to be a two-vehicle accident, elderly female,
00:10
bleeding,
00:11
unknown location.
00:13
Units responding acknowledge optional 2.
00:18
Engine 2 is en route.
00:21
We're safe.
00:26
I got 31 to go with 281.
00:33
34, you can clear this report and I can start that way.
00:39
3.2, you can clear me in 3 and send me that way.
00:43
Okay,
00:45
34. Just 4.
00:49
An elderly man is saying that he's bleeding.
00:56
The kids involved.
00:58
Minivan T-Bonds the other vehicle.
01:06
81, 82, it's a tenant.
01:09
There's an off to tube there on location.
01:15
See what I've got it.
01:20
The location. There is a location.
01:22
There is a thinnip.
01:26
We're received.
01:34
Truck 2, 3rd to this pin in West Grande, Oak Hill.
01:40
I'm going to assist on the annual adopt Channel 2.
01:46
3.39, I'll be traffic.
01:52
He said that's 1,200 Rock of Hagen, David Paul 4,
01:58
Mary, 982.
02:02
Hello.
02:08
Andrew 3 is on scene.
02:10
I got one vehicle in the stern roadway, heavy damage, went off to the railway with having damage.
02:15
We'll be out investigating on opposite.
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Location mentioned:
W Grande Blvd & Oak Hill Blvd, Tyler, TX 75703
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