Traffic accident with injuries involving truck and truck, West Valley City UT
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TrafficA traffic accident occurred near 10,000 South and 6,000 West in West Valley City involving an Amazon truck and a white Dodge Ram. The truck is reported to have rolled on its side, with multiple injured patients at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Salt Lake City / County Police, Fire and UHP
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03:5
Transcript:
00:00
For unit 610, I'll copy on an accident with injuries, near 10,000 South.
00:09
So it's going to be 10,000 southbound.
00:11
It's going to be an Amazon truck versus a white Dodge Ram.
00:22
The second caller said the truck is possibly rolled over on its side.
00:35
Fire 3, near 6,000 West, Battalion 51, respond to traffic accident at near 10,000 South Mountain, few southbound highway, respond on-tech fire 3, near 6,000 West.
00:50
Time of 1033.
01:00
It's going to be an accident with injuries.
01:02
It's an Amazon truck versus the Dodge Ram.
01:04
We've got a report from one caller that the Dodge Ram is on its side.
01:33
Are you can short back to the original?
01:41
We're out to ADC with seven males in custody.
01:54
At near 1,000, 12 Mountain View.
01:57
FILEZE. Furno des Fireland.
02:02
3-2 Zulu Lima, right?
02:10
Tango 264 Victor Alpha, this.
02:18
The heck, they're in the middle of the intersection.
02:25
The intersection and just, we'll have you probably take whole thing west of Mountain View.
02:37
Southbound highway, near 10,000 South, near 6,000 West over, truck on its side.
02:48
Also multiple patients.
02:51
A 60 to 65 year old and a 66 year old both male and email and email.
03:04
Being rushed.
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Location mentioned:
W, West Valley City, UT 84128
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