Truck crashes into wall trapping driver at mesa intersection, Mesa AZ
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a truck crashed into a wall and barricade near 8th Avenue and Gilbert Road in Mesa. The driver is trapped inside the vehicle. Debris from the crash is blocking lanes, and fire and emergency medical services are responding to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Red Mountain Patrol District
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04:33
Transcript:
00:00
7332 out of 36 copy of 961[1] on Gilbert Road and 8th Avenue
00:05
traffic 33rd 3rd
00:11
Mesa Gilbert in 8th Avenue the truck crashed into the barricade unknown if it's blocking
00:18
chapter 3 around
00:28
One out thirty one, can you give me the night, six one?
00:31
Two for.
00:36
Yeah, there's a truck into the southeast corner there.
00:43
Copy.
00:48
I'm really affecting traffic that much, but it is into the wall.
00:56
The time you said not affecting traffic and I missed the last part?
01:00
But it is into the wall.
01:02
Copy.
01:07
Are you seeing the driver advice, he doesn't look great, he's parked in the southeast corner?
01:13
Saying that the driver is trapped in the vehicle.
01:19
Mesa fire is en route.
01:21
Keep copy of place.
01:25
104, go ahead.
01:28
7 Lincoln Adam 8 is 0.0.
01:33
I got me.
01:38
He's saying that there's debris and the road just north of the PAB and these outbound ways that this truck hit, which has made a loss of control of the vehicle, so maybe it could remove that debris.
01:54
Copy.
01:59
5-3 went to real time.
02:01
Feel with that fine footage at the accident, can we just try to work on that?
02:08
Well, no, we won't have any cameras there.
02:11
We don't have any cameras there.
02:15
Can you start fire as well? Well, now is conscious alert for anything, but he's...
02:21
Not answering my question, you just need this hyperventilator.
02:26
For fires en route, I'm also getting streets.
02:31
The debris.
02:37
Do Adam 33?
02:39
Go ahead.
02:41
Streets need to know what kind of debris it is that's in the road.
02:49
Can you see it from where you are?
02:55
I can't really see it from here.
02:57
It's just a large object.
02:58
It's just a large object.
03:03
I'm having to stay on the sink here with the driver of this truck.
03:08
Copy.
03:09
The next unit 97, if they could remove that debris, so another 961[1] doesn't occur.
03:14
I appreciate it.
03:16
7.4.
03:17
1.301. We'll take care of that.
03:23
I advise higher that the driver cannot exit the vehicle.
03:30
Copy.
03:32
You say cannot exit the vehicle?
03:35
Correct.
03:37
You speak Spanish,
03:38
stating plate pain.
03:41
Copy.
03:42
Sound through the real time.
03:48
Could you see what calls this? 961[1]?
03:55
Yeah, there's a significant amount of debris in the road right street that's going to need to come out.
04:00
There's a trailer upside down.
04:04
Copy? What kind of debris is it?
04:07
A lot of miscellaneous stuff, a lot of, like,
04:10
like a lot of tools and pyres and stuff.
04:13
Copy.
04:17
It blocks southbound traffic in the number one in number one lane, then we need to get some debris out of the number one.
04:28
On three to get a real time you still on three.
04:32
Real time on three. Real time on three.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
961: Non-injury traffic accident or collision
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Location mentioned:
E 8th Ave & Gilbert Rd, Mesa, AZ 85204
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