White SUV involved in collision near Bartlett Rd and Adams St, Winthrop MA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a white SUV reportedly struck a parked black sedan near the intersection of Bartlett Road and Adams Street. The suspect vehicle was seen in a church parking lot across the street. The black sedan has visible rear-end damage with white paint transfer.
Audio|Heard on: Winthrop Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:17
Transcript:
00:00
So if you can just check the area of Adams Street and Bartlett Road, we just got to call in.
00:04
No party center that he witnessed a white Kia SUV.
00:11
Sorry, a white Kia should crash into a black sedan parked at the corner.
00:16
Since the black sedan is still there, the white car is still seen in the parking lot of the church across the street.
00:22
No point on the sedan.
00:24
Adams Street and Bartlett Road.
00:25
Thank you.
00:31
Thank you. Okay.
00:37
So if you advise, I did run that plate that he gave to come back to a Kia that should be color white to a suggestion that you was out of the next one of our time.
00:51
Go see.
00:53
9-2 is off at that vehicle, the 4 Yankee Kiro Bravo 4-3.
01:01
Do we know the car that it hit where that car was?
01:07
Roger. The whole party stated that it was parked at the intersection of Adams and Bartlett.
01:13
The black sedan said it has a rear end damage with some white painting in the back.
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Location mentioned:
Bartlett Rd & Adams St, Winthrop, MA 02152
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