Crash near Pembroke Overpass causes back pain complaint
TrafficThis incident involves a traffic crash near the Pembroke Overpass where one person is reporting back pain. Emergency services are responding to assist.
Audio|Source: New Bern Police Fire EMS NBPS
03:35
Transcript:
to respond to the area of Pembroke Overpass, 1310 Conches Club Road, area of 70 eastbound just before the Pembroke Overpass, traffic control for PD, reference traffic crash, TAC 2[4], TAC 2, we weren't about 1636. New Bern, 165. Good. In route to McDonald's the Graffernary, 1921 News Boulevard, for a traffic crash, no injury, FD[3]'s on scene. E-Route. In route 1638, it's going to be two vehicles, no injuries, no vehicle description. You burn 111. Go ahead. FD is asking if they need to go left from the opposite direction or if they can come down Pembroke. No, they'll probably have to go down to turn around or go down the MOK to come back eastbound. I'm happy. They're on the way all around. I'm... Newbern from Newspolvarkman. Newspoken, go ahead. Newspoken, go ahead. We have one subject knocking at back pain. Can you dispatch EMS[1]? Officer, do you have an update on ELEO[2]? Copy Sammer from CMS. I do have a unit en route to you. Thank you. Thank you. Eburn 160 Poth. They're coming from circle counties. Good. The EMS units coming from the county? FDNCENT, then if I think there's one subject requesting EMS. Just update. Okay, and four. 224, Uber. T24. Okay, the update we're clear. 1641. No one C's five zero in one scene. One C's five zero in one scene. I'm seeing 1641. 111, 165. You guys are. I'm getting ready to clear up if you want to handle that. I'll be on the way in a minute. Communications to 70. Tensi M.S. Tent M.S. Respond to the area of McDonald's, 1921 News Boulevard, 1921 News Boulevard, 1-921 New Boulevard, McDonald's. Crossbeast Street Avenue Avenue, Kennedy Avenue. Traffic crash, injury, switch, TAC2, TAC2, Woburn, Termout, 640. Go ahead. Stay in four. I have information to pass on to you. Ten, four. We'll be there in just a minute. New Bern, Midd., five, some, right? I have you en route have FDN, LEO on scene, now advising subject complaint of back pain, switch to TAC two. Thank you, too.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
EMS: Emergency Medical Services
[2]
LEO: Law Enforcement Officer
[3]
FD: Fire Department
[4]
TAC 2: Tactical Channel 2
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New Bern, NC
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