Injury collision near Slide Rd and 96th St, Lubbock TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a vehicle collision with reported injuries involving a gray and a red passenger car near Slide Road and 96th Street in Lubbock. Multiple fire and EMS units were on scene, and at least one person was transported to University Medical Center. The extent of injuries was not confirmed.
Audio|Heard on: Lubbock City-County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Four 6000 South Utero.
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Vehicle collision with injuries, near Slide Road and 96th Street involving a gray passenger car versus a red passenger car on the southbound lane.
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Dispatch, engine seven on scene.
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Engine seven on scene.
00:19
Twenty-seven 50.
00:24
On the 50.
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We transporting to UMC.
00:36
Rescue 14 thirty-seven.
00:43
Dispatch, engine seven is clear and available.
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Engine seven, clear of call.
00:52
Engine twelve, engine nineteen, you're responding to a collision near Slide Road and 96th Street.
00:57
There'll be a gray passenger car and a red passenger car facing south.
01:05
Twelve and nineteen are on scene.
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Twelve and nineteen on scene.
01:14
Just an order.
01:20
Sorry, we're not there in sixty-nine.
01:24
Good morning.
01:30
Dispatch twelve, EMS ambulance on scene.
01:34
Ambulance on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Slide Rd & 96th St, Lubbock, TX 79424
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