Officer struck by vehicle near York and Harwood, Baltimore MD
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to the intersection of York Road and Harwood Avenue in Baltimore after an officer was reportedly struck by a vehicle. Personnel coordinated traffic control and arranged transport to a medical facility. Units provided assistance near a local hospital due to heavy traffic while awaiting confirmation from dispatch and other emergency services.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Police Central District
Listen to dispatch call
03:57
Transcript:
00:00
All right, we got an officer struck by a vehicle at York and Harwood.
00:04
York and Harwood also struck by vehicle northern 1732.
00:13
Should we start standing by Lombard towards trauma in case they need a route?
00:25
Ten four.
00:28
Oh nine, are you happy?
00:31
Oh nine, I copy.
00:32
I was going to wait till they put it out, but yeah, if you want to go that way.
00:35
All right, ten four.
00:36
Let me see if I can later roll with (name withheld).
00:39
Let's see if I can leave at this stage.
00:45
I'll start heading that way as well.
00:52
Maintain on. I'm also responding to MLK Boulevard.
00:57
Ten-4.
01:00
All right, all units just on intersection, stick her out to the side and wait for KJ to tell us if they're going or not, route travel.
01:08
Okay, all units just take a moment trying to get in contact with this lady.
01:16
Just take a moment online line with OGs, this person.
01:24
Right, oh nine.
01:27
Hello.
01:28
All right, just advising from Northeast dispatcher.
01:30
She says she's just got the ambos and stuff en route.
01:33
She's waiting for the fire department to respond.
01:36
And once they respond, she's come over to LEL and advises what to do from there.
01:42
Step one.
01:45
So all units in reference, just 10-6[1] a moment and wait for next step.
01:53
We'll just stand close by, just in case.
01:56
Thanks.
01:58
Right, ten thirty-two York and Harwood.
02:01
Ten thirty-two at four five twenty-six KJ times 17 thirty-seven.
02:10
Is there a call for car twenty-six St.
02:13
Paul Street?
02:18
What call was that?
02:21
It was car twenty-six Saint Paul Street.
02:22
Sorry, it was a burglary.
02:27
Yeah, that was (name withheld).
02:30
Now,
02:32
Step four and eight.
02:34
Oh my God, is the wall clean now?
02:36
Step four seven, I get back.
02:37
Thank you.
02:40
You put that one back on the wall.
02:43
Simple, how do you say (number withheld).
02:54
I'm sorry, you can disregard.
02:56
I've seen here. Thank you.
03:01
Careful.
03:02
I want Charlie 14 with the.
03:17
(number withheld).
03:22
Ten four.
03:28
Sixteen, they are coming to shock trauma.
03:31
Can you advise university to help us?
03:39
Yeah, I'll be responding to shock trauma.
03:43
Yeah, there's heavy traffic on Lombard, so we're gonna have to reroute some way.
03:53
One 50, I copy.
03:54
You are going to be open on traffic.
03:56
Who else?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-6: Busy; unavailable for other tasks or radio traffic.
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Location mentioned:
Harwood Ave & York Rd, Baltimore, MD 21212
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