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A man was hit by a car while walking on the US 17 Bypass. He is still lying in the road and the car that hit him is not yet identified. The man has injuries.
Audio|Source: Darlington County Fire, EMS, and State Forestry
00:26
Transcript: It's reports for 1057[1] with injuries, the US 17 bypassed and soft-tran drive. Vehicle versus pedestrian. Unknown vehicle description, pedestrian is still 1053[2] in the roadway. No, very... ...Core County as of right now. 5 is patched. Are you short-down something? 10.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1057: Vehicle Accident with Injuries
[2]
1053: Person Down in Roadway
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Location mentioned:
US-17, South Carolina
This shows a Google Street View of the area near the location, which might not be the exact address.
All right, copy. And what's starting from all I'm saying? 104. It's going to be Tomp. (name withheld) Gray, in Color, 5207, BKO. Bravo-K-O. Oscar, that's 5401, 21 occupant. Location is going to be U.S. 17-mile landing. That's U.S. 17 and 15-mile landing. Second vehicle is the black-collar Nissan Road, 1012, further, further, 24. That's going to be (name withheld) 1128. That's not true. Medic 5. Oak Street Health, 4,400 Dorchester Road, transfer, incident, tunnel, EMSOPS. Medi. 5, Oak Street Health, 4,400 Dorchester Road, Cross Street, and Spurst Street. Transfer, incident, terminal, EMSO, 1127. Cross, District 3. Go ahead of 6.3. X-ray, help with Charlie, 3993, X-A-C-393. Stop her off. Let me follow. Timela. We're okay. We're going to run for try to troll-off. That's true. (name withheld) VA. Police Sergeant Veterans' last name and last four is Social Security number. Medics 7. F. 2.301. 18308. Ashley River Road. Traffic accidents. Incident channel, EMSF.F.E.M.S.O.F.E.M.S.O.O.O. Medics 7, rescue 301, 18308, Ashley River Road, cross streets, San Littemberg's Boulevard and Agers Road, traffic accidents, incident channel EMFOPs, 1130. Medi7, RESQ330-330, rescue 301, 1838, Ashley River Road, traffic accident, incident channel EMFOPs Medics 7, Rescue 301, 1838, Ashley River Road, cross streets, Sam Rittenbergs Boulevard and Agers Road, traffic accident, incident channel EMF, 1130. That's a good cut, (name withheld), and continue with income. I have a 73-year-old male chief complaint, general weakness. He's not feeling well for a little over a week now, and he woke up the day, normally illatory. but too weak to set himself up or walk. He is positive for blood thinner's history of TIA, negative stroke assessment. Times 4. Blood pressure 126 over 70. Got a heart rate at 91, respirations are at 20 per minute. That's second copy call. We're getting gas right now. We'll be delayed. Thank you. Those respirations are normal. We also have an end pile of 22. Like that, no meds given. We are about 15 minutes out. Do you have any questions or orders? Did this veteran fall? Negative. He did not fall. He woke up this way. Roger, that no further question was only signed upon a rival view is clear. Medicaid, cop, thank you.
I don't understand what you were saying, but for that call that's wrong, when we mapped it, it was mapping at the 170 north, and the call that we're going 17 north as well. Can't see, that's 526. 526, go ahead. 1023, 1050, 17, northbound, right for Queens Harbor. We're on the shoulder right now, two white needles. I'll get back with a 1028. 104. Yeah, see, that's 520. 520, go ahead. 1044 or any, that's that's 20. Call number 28. Call number 28. Copy 28. So far. So forth. 17 to 501. Both my phone. 17 to 501. Both my phone. That's... The camera is on, oh, 501 off the bar, because he's rubbing on the camera. Okay, well, that's going to be on the phone sign. It's fair. The advisory road down towards this, you think we'll run up south now. Or C-138. I'm 1023210 T1AWRT 38. T1138, 2A. 26, Niduptu from 108, CFS 490 490. This is probably the 10446 that you call. This is 511, Southbound, and Lake Busby. So far for South Carolina 1028. So far. 3215, tango fox truck. 3215 CPF. It's on the Mazda 3. It's a blue in color. It's on the shoulder. (name withheld). Okay. It's going to be for a smoke alarm installation. The owner's request an extreme towing, extreme towing in this location, just over to the Dillon County line. Go ahead. OPS, they've already called for HP. Backline 1028 for two cars support. X-ray Delta Romeo 737 X-X-D-R-737. White Nissan SUV so far? So far, right? Second one is paper plate. Bravo, November 0. 825 Sierra Romo Runeo BN 0825 SR on a white, high-endail line. 1451. 141. Can I get the next 1051 out of Florence? And I'm buzzing that we're going to be on the south ground side at the 116.0. You can give me a 10.1, what you can change? Let's see it. Let him know it's about 40 feet off the highway, wed between the two trees in the woods.
139, I'll be 108, 1017 to the 1050 in rolling. 2.151. Show me 1017 to bed 1050. I'm 951-19-1-19. 141-1-178. 4.45, 1-4. 10-4. I can run out there's mattress. They can come back. I could probably get done quicker than about too cool. Walk home, fine. Good. Okay, too, for a copy. Uh, 10-50[1] on OPI, I was building County. Let's throw at PD Church. Let's throw at P.D. Church. Pooke will overturn the ditch. If you're 29-9 copy, I'll hit that way it since they're clear. If you'll mind, can you get that one on 38, you might be a little closer. I'm closer to the lesser roadside. Can't work? R3138. She is 50 at 38 and 738 in doing to me. Okay.
