00:00
I'm still en route to Chapel Hill and 120, but you have another 1050[1] at River and 120.
00:07
Looks like everybody's out.
00:09
Towing another call out for that.
00:17
There's lane blockage in the westbound lanes in front of the Shell.
00:25
Do you know if one of the vehicles is a small white vehicle?
00:31
A smaller silver sedan.
00:42
It's in the county.
00:44
I'm reading your notes.
00:45
I mean, if you have blue on 120, I don't see anything.
00:48
So I'm taking it that this was the initial call.
00:52
River and 120 is the true accident.
00:56
So the caller said that they were at the light at Chapel Hill and 120 when the accident occurred.
01:02
It was a rear end accident.
01:04
She said the truck did pull forward.
01:06
I don't know if they relocated, but she was no longer on scene.
01:18
Twelve forty-three is coming through the intersection now.
01:20
We'll see if they got a better update at Chapel Hill and One Hundred and Twenty.
01:23
I am going to head back to River.
01:33
Battalion 12 from 1243, we've got a silver sedan here at the Shell gas station, which is what the notes say, but there's no one in it, so we're gonna see if she got out and is wandering around somewhere.
01:47
All right, received.
01:48
McHenry, copy that.
01:50
Two accidents in front of two Shell gas stations.
01:53
Can you punch another card for River and 120 and put me on it for now?
02:01
Do you want me to change it to an accident with injury?
02:07
Yeah, I'm pulling up now.
02:08
Until I get more, go ahead and dispatch it.
02:24
We can hear from 1243.
02:36
You can disregard the accident at Chapel Hill and 120.
02:39
This silver sedan was not involved.
02:41
We're going to be en route to River Road.
02:46
Battalion 12, do you want me to hold off on toning out River and 120?
02:55
If you can just update the address and then divert the same units over to the actual accident here at River.Message received.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1050: Traffic accident