Traffic collision near Mesa Drive causes lane closures, Mesa AZ
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to an injury traffic collision near North Mesa Drive and East McKellips Road in Mesa, Arizona. One person was trapped in a vehicle and required extrication. Multiple traffic lanes were closed in both directions as police and fire units worked to clear the scene. The individual trapped appeared uninjured once freed.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Central Patrol District
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04:2
Transcript:
00:00
There's a 962[1] near Mesa Drive that helps.
00:02
Can you create me for my call so I can check on these people?
00:07
I forgot it.
00:12
Charlie 2, 3.
00:14
Copy a couple please.
00:15
You have to go for the place.
00:18
(name withheld), (name withheld), (number withheld).
00:22
Copy on for second.
00:28
The second place, the historical vehicle (number withheld).
00:33
So far copy.
00:38
Judge, once you put it on that, we'll get around.
00:46
I'm probably two, three,
00:48
Tom, and I'm going to have at least one stuck, copy a third place.
00:52
Copy go for third place, I get firing out.
00:55
City, (state withheld), Arizona, sorry, (state withheld), (information withheld).
01:01
I cover that.
01:03
He said that was (state withheld).
01:05
Boyer on two,
01:07
one subject needs to be extricated.
01:09
Copy that.
01:12
Can you start needing two additional units? I'm going to need...
01:20
I'm going to need lane one approaching the intersection at Mesa Drive shut down westbound.
01:29
(number withheld).
01:31
And then I'm going to need all of the eastbound lanes shut down before the line at Mesa Drive.
01:37
I have that.
01:40
Thank you. I hope that.
01:42
I'm sorry for fire.
01:44
You said one needs to be one trapped.
01:51
Probably 23. I'm not to do that.
01:52
The 962[1] you too.
01:57
For Charlie 23 to the same unit.
01:59
Do you need us code?
02:04
23 on 97, that's 62.
02:06
No, I don't think we need anybody going to code.
02:11
Have it in Lincoln 23.
02:13
Is there somebody trapped or negative?
02:18
Sorry, ma'amow, was that again?
02:20
Is there anybody trapped in the vehicles, or is that negative?
02:27
That's it for somebody needs to be extricated from this vehicle.
02:31
Never, I copy that.
02:37
I have one more unit.
02:38
I can head to (location withheld) for the 962[1].
02:42
Just wait if I need to break in time.
02:48
Copy. And then if you can shut down the westbound to Mesa Drive, please.
02:55
Copy. Copy.
02:59
In 23, for Weston traffic, probably a few hundred feet east of the intersection,
03:06
both lane one and two.
03:10
10.4 copy.
03:13
Another copy.
03:18
243, we can get probably another unit to completely block off eastbound starting at Mesa Drive.
03:30
(number withheld).
03:32
Is there another unit on two that can break or I can get one from Channel 3?
03:40
23, just an update.
03:42
For the driver that's stuck in the car, that's all it is, they're just stuck in the car, but they appear to be fine.
03:48
10.4. I cover that.
03:54
(number withheld). All right,
03:56
Charlie, 12th. You'll start for (address withheld) East McKellips Road.
03:59
You can block all of the eastbound traffic at Mesa Drive, please.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
962: Injury traffic collision involving one or more vehicles.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
N Mesa Dr & E McKellips Rd, Mesa, AZ 85201
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