Pedestrian injured in vehicle collision, Louisville KY
TrafficA teenage pedestrian was struck by a white van near East Indian Trail and Kilmer Boulevard while walking to a bus stop. She reported leg pain, and emergency medical services were requested for transport.
Audio|Source: Louisville Metro Police 1 - Divisions 6 and 7
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Transcript:
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1896 breaker, can you start an EMS[2] to this location? I have a young girl about 16,
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complaining of leg pain from being hit this morning, and they want to be transported.
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I can clear me only 1896 Baker from O'Mokane EMS[2] and 712 Baker have you clear 13 05
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1896 Baker code 1 or code 3
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615 Adam 615 Baker 615 Baker
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near Doreen Way on suspicious vehicle blocking the driveway and playing music loud white car with tints
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hold okay
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13 a 1016 adams since 35 appears to be false you can go ahead and clear both units
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six Adam all clear with false 13 on 9
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7 13 i radio i'll be stopping to fix the cuffs here at jefferson and for about it
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Baker, I can set that way for her sporned at things list to Lincoln as ours.
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To Baker, 1310.
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R266 feet radio.
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Go ahead.
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In relation to the 10-50[1] near East Indian Trail and Kilmer Boulevard, do we know what direction the vehicle went after it made contact with the young lady and can we get a picture of those vehicles?
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It originally occurred prior to 8.13 a.m., because we got the first call at 8.13 this morning saying that the 16-year-old was hit by a vehicle walking to the bus stop down the street.
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It was a white Ford Transit,
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and it had a tag of (number withheld).
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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10-50: Traffic accident
[2]
EMS: Emergency Medical Services
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Location mentioned:
E Indian Trail & Kilmer Blvd, Louisville, KY 40213
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