00:00
Can you show us en route to a two-vehicle motor vehicle accident with unknown injuries, (number withheld) FM 92, with a ETA of 7 min ?
00:16
640, you're en route.
00:24
This is what one is out.
00:27
So we know if we got injuries or trauma.
00:40
Known at this time, I was not able to speak with the caller.
00:51
Two B One Hundred and Four, caller just called back and advised there is a truck pulling a skid steer a little further up the road.
00:58
Possibly it's going to be the vehicle that metal came off of.
01:03
Two B One Hundred and Four, can you ten nine please?
01:10
Reference to your 1050 , caller's advising that he had a piece of hangar line come through his windshield.
01:16
He's advising that there is a truck pulling a skid steer a little further up the road that's possibly going to be the vehicle that came off.
01:30
Six 30 , are you grabbing engine sixty-seven?
01:38
Twenty-seven county.
01:46
I'll check out with a 10-50[1] here, just north of PJ's on 92.
01:58
27 County, if you can let fire know there's
02:03
a vehicle in the road and it does look like we have injuries.
02:07
10-4. Trooper, EMS, Silsbee en route.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-50: Traffic accident (in this case, rollover)
Traffic
