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Traffic accident with unresponsive adult female near I-15 northbound, Sandy UT
TrafficA traffic accident occurred near I-15 northbound in Sandy. An adult female was found unresponsive at the scene and was later confirmed deceased.
Audio|Heard on: Salt Lake City / County Police, Fire and UHP
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02:28
Transcript:
00:00
Police are on scene of a traffic accident.
00:03
Is one patient adult female not responsive? Is one patient adult female not responsive?
00:13
Unknown for their details, time down with 13 L.
00:21
34 from 3-1, were you going to take that?
00:28
Fire, we'll be available in quarters.
00:49
I wish
00:56
34 automobile accident Priority 1[1],000 I-15 northbound freeway Respond on Sandy Fire 1
01:08
Latterson 3-3-1 Ladder 7-3-3-in-row
01:14
Will you call in to dispatch when you have a moment?
01:27
Copy that The Nissan will be hauling ACE, and the Subaru will be housing.
01:37
Phone call reference subject.
01:47
Steel 23, I'll be 106 district.
01:57
On MedicaaMSA4, Medicare update,
02:01
your patients awaits now also per, how is the girl, this could be closer to the 8400 South Collector.
02:12
Apart from it, just to confirm it on, I...
02:25
vehicle is DOA and I can't reach the Com so we can try.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response requiring immediate action, typically for life-threatening or urgent situations.
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Location mentioned:
E 8400 S, Sandy, UT 84070
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