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A two-vehicle accident occurred on Highway 291, involving a mother and son. Injuries were reported and emergency responders are on site providing assistance.
Audio|Source: Clay County Public Safety
02:36
Transcript: The accident with injury is Northbound 291 near Middlebrook. rescue one, truck one, respond to the area, northbound 291, near middle brook. It's going to be two vehicles. You know, there's a mother and son involved. Airbags have deployed. Clay County is out on scene, backing for injuries. 600, rescue one, property, rescue two, truck one, respond to the area, 16-08[1]. Rest two is in route. 16-08. Rescue one's in there. 16-08. I'll give up. We have a report at female party with (name withheld). 600 dinner out. 6609. 600 enter out, 1609. They're reported at one female party, trust names, a known age. 1609. Spatch Rescue 2. Go ahead, rescue two. To be unseen. Looks like a T-bone accident. We got one party out, two parties in the car, take this 201 command. 21 command, 1610. Track line around. 1610. 1610. Go ahead. Go expand. Go ahead. Go ahead and start me down their ambulance, please. I have Rescue 1 or not, do you need Rescue 3? Negative, I apologize. I didn't hear Rescue 1. Just a question. That's okay. They're going to rock to the location. Okay. Number two on C and assuming command. Number two on Cine, assuming command, 1611[2]. 600 on Cine, 1612[3]. 600 on C and 1612.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
16-08: Unit status/time check
[2]
1611: Unit status/time check
[3]
1612: Unit status/time check
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