Traffic collision involving semi truck and white ram near Whitman, Cleveland OH
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TrafficA traffic collision occurred near Whitman Avenue involving a semi-truck and a white Ram vehicle. The victim was transported to Metro Hospital for treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Cleveland Police - West
Listen to dispatch call
02:18
Transcript:
00:00
2157 3.4 radio.
00:08
Yeah,
00:11
Did we have a semi-driver call us into?
00:15
Do you have a name?
00:23
Negative.
00:28
We've got multiple calls.
00:32
Does that driver work maybe for a bot emergency center?
00:38
Or would that be who he called?
00:45
Three, four, to be honest, we don't know.
00:48
Apparently he might have hit a semi,
00:50
and the semi possibly pulled over down the road from here.
00:56
Yeah, the only thing I got is a client named (name withheld) in a white ram.
01:02
I think they may have got the color wrong.
01:06
Somebody from Bosch Emergency called that in.
01:12
Other than that, it looks like everybody else is third-party callers.
01:19
Okay, I just wanted to make sure.
01:22
That's okay, I'm reading through again.
01:28
Copy and we're going to have to tell on this, Dr.
01:31
Ram.
01:33
Copy, 2159.
01:39
On 3.7 to David 3.1.
01:45
Go ahead.
01:47
When you arrive, you might want to come down to the east portion of Whitman.
01:57
Happy?
01:59
I'm here, let me turn on and go through the other way.
02:04
Yeah, we're on the other half of Whitman.
02:10
Hi to 89 already.
02:13
Two Ida, 89.
02:15
Yeah,
02:16
we're complete unseen over there.
02:17
We're going to head up to Metro and confers the victim.
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Location mentioned:
Whitman Ave, Cleveland, OH 44113
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