Driver in white SUV found stopped in intersection, New Smyrna Beach FL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to Live Oak Street and Lytle Avenue in New Smyrna Beach to check on a white crossover vehicle that had stopped in the intersection. The driver appeared possibly unconscious, but later left the area heading east over the South Causeway.
Audio|Heard on: Volusia County LE-7 New Smyrna Beach, Edgewater and Volusia Sheriff's Office
Listen to dispatch call
01:47
Transcript:
00:00
Central right alpha 15, copy suspicious vehicle.
00:05
Alpha 15.
00:09
Live Oak and Lytle.
00:12
Looking for a white crossover type vehicle that's stopped in the intersection.
00:19
They don't know if the driver is conscious or not.
00:25
Copy.
00:36
Copy.
00:42
Man off the left on Central was a vehicle, he's going westbound or eastbound?
00:50
It was stopped at Live Oak and Lytle.
00:54
I hear now.
00:59
Yeah, I'm not sure what direction they're facing.
01:06
No, just one call this time.
01:16
I can't quite tell.
01:17
I think there might have been more than one caller.
01:24
All right, copy.
01:25
Says they moved the car because they were worried about getting hit.
01:35
I don't know what that comment's supposed to mean, but they just said the male left.
01:42
Likely over the South Causeway eastbound.
01:46
All right, copy.
01:47
We'll follow him.
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Location mentioned:
Lytle Ave & Live Oak St, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
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