Pedestrian hit by vehicle near tobacco market

Heard on: Georgetown SC Law Dispatch Group Calls

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Four two. It's about a pedestrian that was struck in front of the tobacco market at the next to the Okeechobee.

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However, he made it to (number withheld) Bay Court to his uncle's house.

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The individual who struck him is aware that they did hit him, but he is in a lot of pain at the time, bleeding on both legs, hurting inside and back.

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We are getting EMS en route.

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Ten four, 1017 .

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Is the person that hit him with him? Negative, it's the owner of the tobacco.

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Market sign.

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Hey, uh, four two, you go ahead and deal with.

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I'm right around the corner with whatever way you want me to go.

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I can go to the victim or I can go to the guy that hit him.

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Your call.

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10-4, I can go to the victim and then you can go to the apartment.

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Central copy, right?

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10-4. Right, central.

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190, I'm on scene.

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At the tobacco market.

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10-4. 10-4, 10-4.

7/30/2026 08:19 PM

Traffic

S Fraser St, Georgetown, SC 29440

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic describes a possible pedestrian being struck by a vehicle or market sign near a tobacco market by the Okeechobee area. The injured person then went to a relative’s residence on Bay Court, reporting heavy pain and bleeding from both legs along with back and internal pain. Emergency medical services and officers responded, with units splitting between the victim and the involved party at the tobacco market.