Pedestrian hit by vehicle near Mildred Avenue, Salisbury NC
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a traffic accident where a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle near Mildred Avenue between Bell and Melrose Streets in Salisbury. A female pedestrian was reported in distress at the scene. Air medical transport was placed on standby but later canceled after assessment.
Audio|Heard on: Rowan County Fire and EMS, Salisbury Fire
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02:30
Transcript:
00:00
An angel, one ladder, one battalion, eighty-seven medic, 851 traffic accident.
00:03
Pedestrian struck near Mildred Avenue.
00:06
Near Mildred Avenue crossed Bell Street to Melrose Street.
00:10
Woman on the side of the road in distress.
00:12
I think she got hit by a vehicle.
00:14
Operating Ops Two, Ops Zero Two at twenty-two fifty.
00:16
All units, hold your traffic.
00:28
We're at Station 76, Medic 31.
00:35
Responding to a 66-year-old male utilizing medics at twenty-two fifty traffic.
00:55
Sixty-four-year-old male had surgery this morning, now bleeding from surgical site using medops at twenty-two fifty-one.
01:49
And Battalion 87, Medic 51 information only.
01:52
We do have air care on standby for you.
02:17
Do you cancel flight?
02:19
Copy, cancel flight.
02:25
831 on scene.
02:28
830, everyone on scene, twenty-two fifty-seven.
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Location mentioned:
Mildred Ave, Salisbury, NC 28144
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