Two vehicle collision near University Dr and Hibbert, Mesa AZ
TrafficA traffic collision occurred involving two vehicles near University Drive and Hibbert in Mesa, Arizona. One vehicle, a White Ford Fiesta, fled the scene after hitting another vehicle. Medics were requested for a shoulder injury. Another vehicle involved was a Ford truck. Witnesses provided footage and accounts of the incident. The incident caused a blockage on the shoulder of the road.
Audio|Source: Mesa Police Department Central Patrol District
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Transcript:
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The first half in Hammer,
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two vehicles. I'd be requesting medics for shoulder. They are blocking.
00:11
Advising one vehicle left eastbound.
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It'll be White Ford Fiesta.
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Charlie 22, please a minute.
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Okay.
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2026, I copy.
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Real time.
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Yes.
00:33
That's that last call.
00:34
It does not look like a 961 Henry[1].
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It looks like the RP just ran into a parked vehicle.
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In Charlotte 24, I'm not sure if it came through, but I got it.
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One of the comments to say I think the initial RP says, you know,
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another RP calling in referencing driver ran took off in another vehicle.
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Initially said unknown DOT says White Ford Fiesta.
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And another RP called says our husband was involved vehicle ran into the back of their truck.
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Charlie 22 copy real-time do you see your cameras play back to see if the subject ran into another vehicle?
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Yeah, we have footage and the person who got out of driver's seat is still there. I'm pretty sure it's the RP who's calling.
01:32
Okay, copy. I got one in the place I'll touch it.
01:37
Ford trucks attached.
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961 Henry: Non-injury hit-and-run traffic collision
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Location mentioned:
E University Dr & N Hibbert, Mesa, AZ 85201
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