Bicycle accident near South Broad street in Norwich, Norwich NY
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TrafficA 45-year-old female bicyclist struck a pole near South Broad Street in Norwich, causing a nosebleed. Emergency responders were dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Norwich City Police / Chenango County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:20
Transcript:
00:00
You want to dispatch Norwich PD to, I believe it's the South Broad, it looks like a bicycle accident.
00:06
I'll be out shortly.
00:11
We just took a call on up, Arguson, EMU, now.
00:20
NoghPD is CTSO, we copy.
00:28
Racy, we just took a call from there, TIA, even when a bicycle that hit a pole, got a cut on your nose, just such a humans.
00:37
Bresci, do you have a intersection out of South Broad where it happened?
00:42
Our caller gave the address for near South Broad.
00:45
(number withheld).
00:46
Okay.
00:48
Inrow.
00:50
Okay. Okay.
00:59
Rtrow station reached by near South Broad.
01:04
Female that was on a bicycle that struck a pole.
01:21
...repeating tune, Norwich Station, near South Broad, across Francis Ave and Division Street.
01:27
45-year-old female patient was riding their bike, struck a street sign with a nosebleed, a Bravo priority,
01:39
(number withheld).
01:46
5-5 station, I'll be out, just be advised.
01:48
It's going to be a bicycle accident.
01:52
I believe she hit one of the road work signs.
01:55
You could just have the MS to continue.
01:58
She face-pointed into the street.
02:03
Affirm, they're right, Ralph.
02:09
(number withheld).
02:19
Right on the scene, then at (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
S Broad St, Norwich, NY 13815
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