Minor traffic collision near Central and Oxford, Westfield NJ
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders investigated a possible traffic accident near Central and Oxford in Westfield involving a white Ford and a silver sedan. One driver reported a minor neck injury but declined medical evaluation. The scene was determined to be minor, and no further assistance was required.
Audio|Heard on: Union NJ Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Central and Oxford 1017.
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Possible neck injury.
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Looking for a white Ford.
00:09
Getting further down the other vehicle.
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Appreciate.
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The white Ford and the silver sedan, at Central and Oxford, then back to the squad.
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Copy.
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Five thousand years back in town.
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Central 0.5, you're responding to Central and Oxford for a vehicle accident with a possible neck injury.
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That's Central and Oxford.
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Sorry, I'm out.
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Thank you.
00:58
3 is Central.
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No, I, 3.
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I'm code for here.
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One driver is reporting a minor neck injury, however, she does not want to be evaluated by the rescue squad.
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Where you see?
01:17
5.5 to Central, please confirm.
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Would you like to cancel us?
01:22
You can continue on Central and Oxford.
01:28
550s you can continue on Central and Oxford.
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Location mentioned:
Oxford Terrace, Westfield, NJ 07090
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