Traffic accident with injuries blocks lanes on university avenue, Lubbock TX
TrafficPolice responded to a traffic accident with injuries at South Loop and University Avenue involving multiple vehicles. The accident blocked outside lanes, and traffic was redirected to inside lanes for safety while EMS attended the scene.
Audio|Source: Lubbock City-County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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322550 thank you traffic accident with injuries of South Loop and University you know southbound means
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17 clear for disturbance
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Clear.
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6709. East Canary Road (number withheld).
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6709, East Canada out of (number withheld).
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I don't know if the line could hear a female yelling.
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She finally started answering, stated she was leaving, but just in case she didn't.
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In route.
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He answered back.
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9755 we'll be clear on an N3
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Cuff Cuff the 4
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Racy bt C pt C pt C
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Received. Can we swing by two for Persils?
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Proceed. 32.
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1914.
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217. 17, 1910, M.U.R.
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17, 1910. M.U.R.
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14. 211, brother.
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routine's on scene we did have a two-hicle accident before he's going to take command.
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We're approaching B, rather.
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We're approaching from 66th Street Street where you need us.
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Go ahead and divert everybody on our channel.
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Can you repeat, please, you had a lot of feedback.
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The two vehicles that are involved on the outside lanes, go in and divert everybody to the inside lanes just past that turned around at exit.
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9711
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Yes,
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ma'am, did you allop that card on this? We didn't get one.
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Sorry, I just jumped.
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Team Clear block behind EMS and center lane forcing everyone to either take the exit or to the center lane.
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University Ave, Lubbock, TX
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