Vehicle hits crosswalk signal near E 35th St, Austin TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a traffic incident on the southbound Mopac ramp to E 35th Street in Austin. A Kia reportedly struck a crosswalk signal and bent a fire hydrant near Fairfield. No injuries or further hazards were indicated. One unit was later en route to the Travis County Jail.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:16
Transcript:
00:00
Can you roll ten fifty-one? I am on southbound Mopac on the ramp to the thirty-fifth street exit.
00:09
Southbound Mopac on the Thirty-Fifth Street exit ramp for (name withheld).
00:14
I'm about to go ninety-five.
00:16
Ten four.
00:18
Seven boy 802 to seven boy 150.
00:20
Do you need any more units over there?
00:22
Seven boys, capital.
00:24
Capital, seven boy 707.
00:26
Show that subject in my tree 95 POCS.
00:30
10-4. Ten four.
00:32
Capital 7.709.
00:35
Are you on the southbound service road?
00:40
Ten four.
00:42
Ten four.
00:45
Also, will you let the city know that the Kia took out a crosswalk signal on the south side of 35th Street at Fairfield and has bent the fire hydrant?
01:00
Ten four.
01:07
Seven boy 0710 capital, I'll be en route to Travis County Jail beginning mileage (number withheld).
01:14
Ten four, console time (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
E 35th St, Austin, TX 78705
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