Two vehicle accident with injury on FDR Drive, New York NY
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, two vehicles crashed on southbound FDR Drive near Exit 5. A white sedan and a gray SUV were involved. One driver hurt his hand and airbags deployed. The left lane is blocked and a tow is requested.
Audio|Heard on: NYPD Citywide 1
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01:58
Transcript:
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So, just a pickup of a 53 on southbound FDR by 8-8-8-5.
00:10
A two-car accident.
00:15
A two-car accident.
00:22
CUSU K-951, you said East Houston and FDR Exit 5 Southbound for a two-vehicle MVA.
00:28
Can I get a bus to my location for one of the drivers has brakes to his hand?
00:36
Ten-four.
00:42
TSC-951, what's the cause, um, you said the aided is bleeding from where?
00:47
Yes, uh, my name's gray to his, uh, just hand.
00:55
What's the color of the vehicle?
00:58
It's going to be a, uh, white, bordeaux sedan.
01:03
And the other one is going to be a gray, uh,
01:07
gray SUV.
01:15
10-4[1]. DRC K-951.
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K-K-951. Can you have a sector response here that provides me?
01:25
10-4[1].
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DC-9-51, are they blocking any lanes?
01:34
Yeah, 10-4[1], they're blocking the left lane.
01:38
CRC K951.
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GERC K951. I want to need a tow for the gray SUV.
01:51
My airbags deployed.
01:54
10-4[1]. I'll notify the universe right now.
01:57
7-4, thank you.
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FDR Dr, New York, NY
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