Multi-vehicle crash on I-10 near Wirt Rd, Houston TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a traffic crash involving multiple vehicles on the I-10 eastbound near Wirt Road in Houston. The Houston Fire Department was dispatched, and reports indicated five or six vehicles were involved.
Audio|Heard on: Houston Police Department - All Districts
Listen to dispatch call
01:21
Transcript:
00:00
Yes, sir. Can I just have an update by HFD claiming that the crash that I'm dispatched to is at I-10 eastbound or inbound at Wirt? That should be near Katy Freeway inbound, probably 18th district.
00:18
Code two major drop in Brighton inbound at Wirt, 18 Franktons.
00:32
Need a sergeant on the air for a cost past vehicle three fours and fives.
00:40
In 1710, 1720, 59.
00:44
Yes, he's not heading southbound between equipment and I-10.
00:47
They have a crash.
00:48
They're stopping on their way.
00:54
Seventeen twelve and 22 from the station when you guys are done.
00:56
Can you just operate a crash room please?
01:01
Twelve, that's clear.
01:03
I'm twenty-two.
01:05
Did you receive all for that crash?
01:08
Yes, ma'am.
01:10
Thank you. I appreciate you guys.
01:11
Let me know when you get there.
01:12
Both slips that dropped—one equipment, one at I-10—said that it may be a five or six vehicle accident up there.
01:20
HFD has been dispatched out.
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Location mentioned:
Wirt Rd, Houston, TX
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