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King, NC

Teen injured in car accident on Greenfield Road 

audio iconTraffic Accident
North Carolina
Audio|Source: Stokes County Sheriff, Fire and EMS Dispatch, King Police
00:55

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Unit 6 route. Unit 6 and roll. Unit 6. Here on to Greenfield Road and Watch Road, Greenfield Road and Ross Road. Cross Street's Watch Road and May Park Lane. Routine traffic on NBC. Patients, it'll be requested EMS. in reference with a 17-year-old of class durations and compassion to the head from an MBA, 1050529. Next to the man. Yes. I had no response from 38 or 41 after read his session. What do you advise? Well, we should be found for something. You're everything with all known now?

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