Traffic crash with injury on volley madison near scotts crossing, Tysons VA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a traffic accident with injuries occurred on Dolley Madison Boulevard northbound near Scotts Crossing. One driver was suspected of being intoxicated but appeared to be sober on investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Fairfax VA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Scott 320 Alpha, the advice the crash has been upgraded to a crash injury, rescues en route.
00:07
2053.
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3.42A, you could hold me in service.
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Cibor, 2036.
00:17
We have 320 office.
00:19
320 alpha. Go ahead.
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To be advised for this crash, the...
00:25
One of the drivers with the driver of the white SVV just told him needs him drinking,
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any smells.
00:33
It appears to be out of the influence.
00:36
I'm direct.
00:37
Do we have an updated location? I'm not seeing anything.
00:43
So forth, I'm just getting Route 123 at Capital One Tower Road.
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321 Alpha.
00:52
Okay, 321 Alpha.
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321 Alpha. You can mark this MSD as 990 units and no vehicles down, put me en route to that accident with injury.
01:02
Okay. Okay.
01:05
Scott 320 Alpha.
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I'm on scene.
01:07
Updated the location is going to be Dolley Madison Boulevard northbound, approximately a quarter mile before Scott's crossing.
01:15
Canber.
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Location mentioned:
Scotts Crossing Rd & Dolley Madison Blvd, Tysons, VA 22102
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