Vehicle crashes onto cemetery at Folsom and 46th, Sacramento CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a traffic accident near Folsom Boulevard and 46th Street in Sacramento. A vehicle went off the road onto a cemetery. Two elderly occupants were trapped inside; the male driver reportedly suffered a possible heart attack, and the female passenger was injured.
Audio|Heard on: Sacramento County Sheriff and City Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:10
Transcript:
00:00
Alpha 74, Bravo 79, Clark and Sakowski at traffic accident involving injuries at 46th Street and Folsom Boulevard.
00:04
Just on Folsom, vehicle went up onto the cemetery and two elderly people are in the vehicle.
00:08
One inside advised they're having a heart attack.
00:11
Fire's been retransmitted.
00:14
40.
00:18
77 will copy.
00:23
Okay.
00:34
Place is not.
00:36
I know.
00:40
We'll have our call taker coming in.
00:47
Seventy-four and seventy-nine, it looks like there is a male involved who is the driver.
00:52
Male in the passenger seat and male in the driver's seat.
00:56
Male who is in the driver's seat is possibly having a heart attack.
00:58
The doors are jammed and subjects are trapped in the vehicle.
01:06
Looks like the female passenger has blood all over her hands.
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Location mentioned:
Folsom Blvd & 46th St, Sacramento, CA 95819
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