Multi-vehicle crash near Park Heights Ave, Baltimore County MD
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible multi-vehicle traffic accident at or near Slate Avenue and Park Heights Avenue in Maryland. Reports indicated three vehicles were involved at that location and another similar collision nearby on Seven Mile Lane. Authorities were dispatched to assess the scene, check for any injuries, and determine whether the two crashes were related.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
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02:55
Transcript:
00:00
Four twenty-eight, four twenty-seven.
00:02
Four twenty-eight, four twenty-seven dispatch for traffic accident near Slate Avenue and Park Heights Avenue.
00:08
Slate Avenue and Park Heights Avenue.
00:11
Looks like three vehicles are involved.
00:15
Please advise on possible injuries. Vehicles include a black Nissan Rogue, a black Nissan sedan, and a light blue Honda sedan.
00:23
Also have an accident at Slate Avenue and Seven Mile Lane.
00:26
Not sure if it's the same one, but that also involves three vehicles—a black Nissan Versa, a blue vehicle, and a white vehicle.
00:44
Once on scene, confirm if it's the same accident.
00:53
Can you advise on estimated time of arrival?
00:58
Eight minutes.
01:01
Ten four.
02:50
Seven Mile and Park Heights intersect multiple times over a short distance.
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Location mentioned:
Park Heights Ave, Maryland
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