Pedestrian hit by vehicle at South and Walnut, Long Beach CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, police and emergency units responded to a vehicle-versus-pedestrian collision near South Street and Walnut Avenue in Long Beach. The pedestrian was initially reported unconscious and trapped under a vehicle but was later confirmed conscious and breathing with a head injury. A black SUV was involved in the crash. Fire and EMS personnel provided medical assistance at the scene, and the situation was later reported under control.
Audio|Heard on: Long Beach Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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484, can I put you on this traffic collision at South and Walnut?
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(name withheld) 3484-84-104.
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Report's going to be a traffic collision with injuries.
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It's going to be a vehicle versus pedestrian.
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It appears to be 15.
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For Tom Charles 7, then vice,
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possibly 20.
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Unknown if conscious or breathing, stuck under the vehicle.
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St. 21, do you copy?
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Do you send 21, I copy and show you on.
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Tempor, I put you on it.
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Our units on scene report that the subject is conscious and breathing but bleeding from the head.
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The vehicle is going to be a black SUV.
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3.20, we're code 4 on the fire.
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Boy 20, copy the Code 4[1] on the fire, Union Pacific Road and Road.
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Code 4[1].
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Code 4: No further assistance needed; situation under control.
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Location mentioned:
Walnut Ave & South St, Long Beach, CA 90805
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