Six vehicle crash causes injuries on northbound AZ-101 Loop, Chandler AZ


A collision involved up to six vehicles including sedans and a pickup truck on northbound AZ-101 Loop near milepost 55 and 40th Street. There were injuries and at least one person refused medical help. The crash caused major traffic delays.
Audio|Source: Chandler Police and Fire, Phoenix Fire
02:25
Transcript:
00:00
1837, coffee traffic for 962[1], refusing medical northbound 101, mileposts 55.
00:13
It's going to be northbound.
00:18
1020 and 40th Street.
00:21
104. Can we grab Black, Toyota Venza, versus the Starfleo forward at 150? They're going to be off right.
00:29
RPA's leg gets hurt and he hit his face for fugitive medical.
00:33
My 8-926[2], the general requesting trooper report at 1740.
00:41
554-926[2] is going to be all over QuickPick at 1740 hours.
00:51
Just for information, it looks like we have an additional 964, Southdown 101 at 55, but your original caller is looking like it's northbound for their GPS.
01:13
1834, when you're 90 debris debris, can you check for a miscellaneous for a water puddle in the number too late? You spent U.S.
01:21
C1181?
01:23
Yes, Mark.
01:25
U.S. 7.3.R.
01:32
I'll eat a rebukes.
01:42
We stopped on 15 at 4.
01:44
Do you have vehicle description?
01:48
3 sedans in a pickup truck.
01:52
F.W.I. Copy 3 sedans in the pickup, it's 1742.
02:00
1337. It's actually 6 vehicles.
02:03
Three sedans in a truck.
02:06
So I could be a 6 vehicle collision and 5 sedans in the truck at 1743.
02:15
What?
02:20
Zero 192.
02:25
1744.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
962: Injury traffic collision involving one or more vehicles.
[2]
926: Request for tow truck assistance
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AZ-101 Loop, Chandler, AZ
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