Emergency units respond to single-vehicle accident
TrafficPolice and emergency units responded to an accident involving a white Jeep near the airport. There may be an injury.
Audio|Source: Northern Kentucky Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00CCM 52, 3CM 52.00:033CM 52.00:043rd7.00:06Who's out?00:11Those humans for an injury accident, 212 and he found T75[2], a white jeep by the CBG sign.00:5941 respondent.01:00E.275M.212 for injury accidents.01:05A light jeeprod by the CBG sign.01:08There's an auto crash detection.01:11Looks like our call with the light here.01:13On 212, just as to the overcast.01:15Time about 23 and E33.01:18You know how she is here.01:20I'm going to try and break away here in just a moment to be airporting.01:23It's available to the injury action as well.01:25We're calling them.
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CCM 52, 3CM 52.
00:03
3CM 52.
00:04
3rd7.
00:06
Who's out?
00:11
Those humans for an injury accident, 212 and he found T75[2], a white jeep by the CBG sign.
00:59
41 respondent.
01:00
E.275M.212 for injury accidents.
01:05
A light jeeprod by the CBG sign.
01:08
There's an auto crash detection.
01:11
Looks like our call with the light here.
01:13
On 212, just as to the overcast.
01:15
Time about 23 and E33.
01:18
You know how she is here.
01:20
I'm going to try and break away here in just a moment to be airporting.
01:23
It's available to the injury action as well.
01:25
We're calling them.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
T12: Unit identifier (possibly an officer or emergency responder)
[2]
T75: Unit identifier (possibly an officer or emergency responder)
[3]
23-834: Incident or case number
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Location mentioned:
Boone County, KY
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