White truck hits car and flees near north main street, Lafayette GA
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TrafficA white truck struck a red Hyundai Kona near North Main Street and fled the scene. A seven-year-old girl and a male occupant reported neck and rib pain. Emergency responders were dispatched to the location.
Audio|Heard on: Walker County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
We have a hit-and-run in front of Arby's.
00:03
A white truck.
00:06
Hit them on the left.
00:07
We're trying to get further. Your call is a red Hyundai Kona.
00:10
Central's clear, ten or not.
00:13
I'm quick. I'm quick.
00:17
Thirteen, et cetera.
00:22
Thirteen, go ahead.
00:27
I have a name and number for you when you're ready.
00:35
Stand about just a second.
00:37
Clear.
00:42
Commodore 14,
00:45
4th 9 command.
00:56
Two ten, go ahead.
01:09
The female's name is (name withheld).
01:12
Her contact number is (number withheld).
01:20
She spoke to two zero five earlier this date about an arrest last night.
01:25
He did a supplemental,
01:26
and now she's called back advising that her license was not returned.
01:31
Well, Fet Fire, the Wyoming,
01:33
Near North Main Street, is going to be in the area of Arby, self-trailer Drive.
01:39
A white truck hit this red Kona and took off, assuming southbound, but they were hollering and didn't advise.
01:48
A seven-year-old female having neck pain and a 50-something-year-old male having rib pain.
01:53
Near North Main, home out, 1811.
01:56
Medic 13 is clear.
01:57
You can Joe's responding from Station 5.
01:59
I'm clear, well thank you.
02:03
Central's clear.
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Location mentioned:
1103B N Main St, LaFayette, GA 30728
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