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Vehicle collision reported near Highway 359 and 44
Traffic
TX-359 & W Hwy 44, Texas 78332
Audio|Source: Jim Wells County Public Safety
00:29
Transcript: Good mark, 232. (name withheld) reroute to 3259 and 2044. I have a vehicle collision, a Colorado drop to the UPS has been notified, but if you couldn't, take contact. 10-14-4-49, 20-44. 10-40-4. 10-4-4-2-4-2-A.
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Thank you very much. We're going to be clear from 44 and 201. We're going to be en route to County Road 112 to assist medic 3 on an overdose. Break. And in June 2, Jim Wells, you can show us you to responding to County Road 112, assist medic 3 on that overdose call.
So give me a call. Two, one's going to be clear back in service. 1989 making contact here at the store. Everybody's the mail took off walking towards Alice. 10-4-219. 230, 219, 3-043. I'm going to opt that way, Tom-Nalice, 281. All right, supplies, and about, option, much of the room. Tempo. Yeah, see if he's walking along the highway or... I didn't see anybody down 120, but it could be wrong. Ladies, sir. Go ahead. (name withheld).
APD's collegiate, do you make your way to 917 Avenue B? 917 Avenue B. 27-year-vis male feeling ill. The father is requesting resistances.
231 when you go today because I'm making away the 21 and 118. 21 and 118 under the bridge. I have an RAC advising that there's going to be right on the road. It's going to be some... It's going to be wood with nails on it. Ten for a night.
