Minor traffic collision near Merritt and North Point, Dundalk MD
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, authorities responded to a three-vehicle collision near the intersection of Merritt Boulevard and North Point Boulevard in Dundalk. The vehicles, including a blue Toyota, a black Hyundai Palisade, and a gray pickup, were blocking traffic. No injuries were reported, and the incident appears to have been minor.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Anyone can clear twelve twenty-seven's post for 1050 coming in.
00:04
Merritt Boulevard and North Point Boulevard.
00:07
Merritt North Point.
00:09
Three vehicles.
00:11
29, I'm right here.
00:13
I'm actually passing that right now.
00:16
All right, let me take y'all off that other call.
00:22
15, I'm ready for my throwoff.
00:25
10-4, 1610.
00:27
There's some pull up on the accident as well.
00:31
Okay, sir, ten four,
00:33
1610. Thirty, I'm at the intersection.
00:39
Is it farther down? Like (number withheld)? Just has a blue Toyota, black Hyundai Palisade and a gray pickup blocking traffic just happened.
00:51
No injuries.
00:53
That's all I have.
00:55
And when I was trying, I had to go down and make a U-turn.
01:00
I'll make my way back to it now.
01:02
It looked like it was off P.
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Location mentioned:
North Point Rd & Merritt Blvd, Dundalk, MD 21222
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