Automatic crash notification at near Duke Rd with no caller response, Austin TX
TrafficAuthorities received an automatic crash notification near Duke Road. The call disconnected and no caller could be reached. A follow-up call tried to cancel the dispatch after speaking with a keyholder. Units were en route to check on the possible collision.
Audio|Source: Travis County Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
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He has a near Duke Rd.
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This is an open line automatic crash notification message.
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Call take your hearing shuffling in the background but in all response.
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Somebody came back, uh, call back and said they wanted to cancel, that they spoke with a keyholder who gave the proper task code.
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I don't know what's you do in the situation, but they're trying to cancel.
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10-4th day the pass code, we can cancel.
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10-4, I'll unit's back in.
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Unified a 40 in route to the collision.
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Let's your words is on the call, negative phone history,
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call disconnected, we're unable to call back due to being a 911 call.
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Before.
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Rapid deploy is showing the location of near Duke Rd, which shows to be a cell tower.
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Location mentioned:
Near Duke Rd, Austin, TX 78724
This shows a Google Street View of the area near the location, which might not be the exact address.
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