Vehicle hits pedestrian on route near 22 in New Jersey, Somerset County NJ
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle collided with a pedestrian on route near 22 in New Jersey. The pedestrian was reported bleeding but breathing. Emergency responders are on the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Somerset County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:20
Transcript:
00:00
Watch out is out of the six vehicle versus pedestrian.
00:04
They have a squad of max in the route for HMP, which are reported to be bleeding and breathing.
00:09
As for the caller.
00:15
No, it's Route 22, right lane.
00:20
Receive turned two, right.
00:24
Vehicle that's truck, far as a passenger, still see.
00:40
All right quarters, always staying until any fracturability.
00:45
I'll be heard.
00:49
Received.
00:51
I'll receive.
01:09
John McQuarrhs, got a bitjohn-offee-and-five.
01:14
All good.
01:18
7080. All right.
01:26
Bruce each.
01:27
Bruce myself and that's all right out.
01:31
All three each.
01:41
This one will be moved, the vehicle for sure.
01:47
Early.
01:51
Take off level.
01:54
Your pleasure.
01:56
I will be able to take.
01:58
Take seven.
02:02
Sorry.
02:05
With an nurse, breathing.
02:09
The jury-ridge, gulf, 4-8, uniform and single zero.
02:14
Drop, 48, uniformed single zero.
02:16
That's me with the RL.
02:18
The vehicle that stuff, the pedestrian, that's dead, that's a cat.
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Location mentioned:
US-22, New Jersey
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