Vehicle hits scooter in possible hit-and-run, Port Orange FL
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, police reported a collision between a vehicle and a scooter at Dunlawton Avenue and Clyde Morris Boulevard in Port Orange. The vehicle involved left the scene heading east. One person suffered minor injuries, and officers responded to locate the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Volusia County LE-7 New Smyrna Beach, Edgewater and Volusia Sheriff's Office
Listen to dispatch call
01:17
Transcript:
00:00
There's an accident with minor injuries at Dunlawton and Clyde Morris Boulevard.
00:05
It looks like it might be a hit and run.
00:08
Vehicle versus a person on a scooter; vehicle last seen headed eastbound.
00:15
I got it. We got anybody available?
00:18
Call Delta One Six Control, I'm right here.
00:21
You can clear me with something on that.
00:28
Told Delta Ninety, same traffic.
00:35
Delta Sixteen reports they are at Victoria Gardens and Dunlawton.
00:38
The car stopped.
00:43
I copy. Is this scooter hazardous at Clyde?
00:49
Yeah, they should be.
00:51
They should be at Dunlaw and Clyde, the injured party.
00:56
We're on scene at Clyde if we have to go to Victoria Park.
01:00
45, you copy that?
01:06
12 Delta 45.
01:13
12 Delta 16, just info.
01:14
The vehicle did not stop and is still headed eastbound.
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Location mentioned:
Dunlawton Ave & Clyde Morris Blvd, Port Orange, FL 32129
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