Injury crash at St. Paul and Baltimore streets, Baltimore MD
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a possible vehicle collision near St. Paul and Baltimore streets in downtown Baltimore. Multiple injuries were reported, and the fire department was on the scene assisting.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Police Central District
Listen to dispatch call
00:51
Transcript:
00:00
One four, when you leave headquarters dropping off that paperwork, can you stop past St. Paul and Baltimore?
00:04
Fire department reports five injuries involved in an accident there.
00:11
One four, per (name withheld), I am supposed to hold myself hard for traffic.
00:21
Seventeen, can you slide past St. Paul and Baltimore?
00:23
St. Paul and Baltimore.
00:24
St. Paul and Baltimore, the fire department is at the scene of an accident.
00:33
Seventeen.
00:38
Seventeen.
00:39
Yes, sir. Can you slide past St. Paul and Baltimore? St. Paul and Baltimore in reference to a signal 30[1] there.
00:49
Ten four, ma'am.
00:50
Same call in Baltimore.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
signal 30: Motor vehicle accident or disturbance; specific meaning may vary by agency or jurisdiction.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
E Baltimore St & St Paul St, Baltimore, MD 21202
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