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Pedestrian struck by car on Hilton Road in Atlantic County
Traffic
Atlantic County, NJ
Audio|Source: Atlantic County Fire and EMS - Digital
00:29
Transcript: 515 and B. 3, we respond, 25, 65, 67th, Hilton Road, apartment, flagship court, 10, or car pedestrian, N.A. I'm at 16.24. The L.S. 15, 7, 15. 15. 17. We're responding.
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5com 8-7. All updated, report. Port for a trespass complete, DeMars River. May 620-01. 9-260. 9-2-0. Dorchester Wawa, one of the workers there are called, stated that there is a male who supposedly was trespassed before, they want to trespass him again. He's outside on the Port Norher side of the Wawa at the Yaw-A, after you have some of a bridge, white male, bald, black T-shirt, black shorts.
ALS medical at 901, Frencett Drive. For action, 2051. So we are waiting, (name withheld). I'm not this time, I do have 3212, that's a 106 dollar pound rate. They're coming close at this time.
Prision. On 9333333. Can you show me on a well-being check? 281, ready? Go. 648 Quickenet Road. This is your service in township.
My sound 8, they'll be clear shift. Double for our neighbor's seat in town. Thank you. Yeah. 3-4-43 Hickman Ave. Looks like we have a lot of permit sister for the same thing for a white truck that's burning out in front of the caller's house. They probably live a couple blocks down. Four, come you get that Jeter, White.
