Car hits pedestrian near Coulson brewing in Bellingham, Bellingham WA
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TrafficA pedestrian was struck by a truck near Coulson Brewing on James Street in Bellingham. The pedestrian is walking to the brewery and shows no apparent injuries. Aid units are responding to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Whatcom County Sheriff, Bellingham and Western Washington University Police
Listen to dispatch call
02:43
Transcript:
00:00
A car versus pedestrian craft with aid responding.
00:05
Kulshan Brewing 2238, save me.
00:09
Open.
00:10
All right.
00:18
Paul 5-8 if he could redirect.
00:21
Kulshan Brewing, 2238 James Street, RP was crossing the cross block up truck by Aldendale Glass Truck.
00:31
Okay,
00:33
awesome.
00:46
Sounds like the RP is going to walk down to Coulson's brewery, not feeling any injury.
00:52
Not sure if it's adrenaline or what do you want to be checked out?
01:00
Okay. Okay.
01:09
Again on Hyman.
01:15
Yeah,
01:16
sorry about that.
01:17
I can't buy them.
01:21
Palm 5A, call 6-1-U back in Longer.
01:25
Call 6, and 6-58.
01:28
It sounds like it's like the situation of the call like this today.
01:37
That's what I was thinking.
01:41
Paul six is on.
01:43
Here, Robert.
01:50
Thank you.
01:52
Paul 5A. Paul 6.
01:54
Paul 6. What was the name of the gentleman? He said.
02:00
Never found him.
02:01
Only talked about him. Only talked about the last.
02:09
I think they were saying it happened like at least 10 of us ago.
02:20
One, qualified volume, so we can't confirm if that's the same incident from probably happen now ago.
02:31
Okay,
02:34
for me believe it is the same.
02:40
If they could give that the aid, they're going license there.
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Kentucky St, Bellingham, WA 98229
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