Woman injured after being ejected from vehicle, Mesquite TX
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders in Mesquite, Texas, were dispatched to a scene on US-80 where a woman was injured after jumping or being thrown from her father's vehicle. She suffered bleeding and difficulty breathing. The father left the scene before police arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Kaufman TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
All units are out for the welfare concerns.
00:04
We do have fire and EMS staging.
00:05
(name withheld) does not want to give her name because it was her father's vehicle that she jumped out of, and he has already left the scene.
00:14
(name withheld) will not give his name either.
00:19
Received 1027.
00:29
EMS here.
00:30
Twenty-seven oh five.
00:31
Let EMS know that this individual was thrown out of the vehicle and she has a laceration and is bleeding.
00:39
Receiving.
00:41
Go ahead.
00:44
Where is that truck coming up to?
00:48
Vehicle came back to a leasing company in Mesquite off US Highway 80.
00:54
It is a 2007 Ford Edge.
00:59
White in color.
01:03
3351 SO27 when you are ready.
01:06
Go ahead.
01:07
Texas (number withheld).
01:16
(name withheld) says she is having a hard time breathing. EMS is called up.
01:21
They were in the area.
01:22
They are on their way.
01:24
Let me see.
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Location mentioned:
US-80, Mesquite, TX
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