Hit-and-run crash injures sedan driver at Little Caesars
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Pasquotank and Camden County Police, Fire and EMS - Analog
03:07
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00:00
Had a hit and run. It's going to be (number withheld) West Ehringhaus Street, Little Caesars.
00:04
So (name withheld), he's going to be waiting outside.
00:06
He'll wave you down.
00:16
Copy central.
00:17
I'll be right.
00:20
Copy.
00:28
15 and 17, we're going to take that south 84 right now.
00:34
Thank
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you.
00:40
Copy radio.
00:43
Copy.
00:48
That address.
00:58
He was driving a sedan.
00:59
It was hit by a utility vehicle going about 60 mi an hour into the driver's side.
01:08
He did have significant injuries in the vehicle.
01:10
He did have to be extricated and a positive loss of consciousness.
01:15
He was wearing his seatbelt and had airbag deployment.
01:24
The only real injury we have noticed.
01:26
He does have blood coming from his urethra.
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Nothing else.
01:30
He's got sickness, can't pee, and
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he's not complaining of any pain at this time.
01:37
He was here on 04:14 by EMS,
01:40
and he's got one purple.
01:42
He does, he is on four liters nasal cannula for a sat of 92 .
01:48
The vitals are heart rate of 95 .
01:51
Three breathing 20 times a minute.
01:54
That's a ninety-three on four liters, and we've got an ETA of 15 min .
01:59
We are suggesting a trauma yellow, but we have no request unless you have a request.
02:13
Can you repeat the officer's location for 404? 404.
02:22
Can you
02:35
print those cats downstairs and show me clear? You can send me that phone call and hold him.
02:40
Copy.
02:49
This is a radio call from Camden, North Carolina, Camden County Public Safety.
02:55
We have suspicion of internal injury with a high mechanism of injury, and that's why we are requesting a radio.
03:06
Yeah, we'll be there.
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