Vehicle leaves road and hits pole after rolling across intersection, Phoenix AZ
TrafficA vehicle left the roadway near 83rd Ave on-ramp, rolled across an intersection, and struck a pole. The driver was found unresponsive and did not wake up when police arrived.
Audio|Source: Arizona DPS - Highway Patrol Metro Phoenix West
02:5
Transcript:
00:00
There might be a vehicle off-ride at the end of 83rd Avenue on ramp that might be involved into the collision you're going to.
00:11
Yeah, I'm having both points.
00:18
5-570,000, um out full parties, uh, it looks like just to be in Pro 34, you'll update the call to that.
00:24
And they have zero 9507, and that's about it.
00:29
10-4[2].
00:36
950, you put me on the unmountment.
00:38
9, 250, 104.
00:42
Twenty-two, I have a half-trapak-8-10, eastbound, correction, white spine at 126.
00:50
Go ahead.
00:52
The item, Adam, zero, eight one-five on their white team.
01:00
Tenfar?
01:07
252, negative 1029[1], 1028 of Adam, Adam, Adam 0815, X-5-2 in 2026 comes back to 2018 Ced Jerky out of Bugye 327 hours.
01:18
1950.
01:23
1950?
01:25
Yeah, 5-5-9's cars are just going to be 204 and have their own 9-2-6 as interrupt.
01:30
Can he clear in 19 of the sundown with me?
01:34
7-9.
01:41
HV2C.
01:42
HVTCOCE. He didn't wake up, but he didn't let us foot off the brake.
01:46
He just rolled across the intersection onto the curb and to the pole, I think, on the northbound side off-ram.
01:58
Copy. He lifted his foot off the brake, rolled across the intersection, and hit possibly the pole on the northbound side.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1029: Wants/warrants check
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received and understood; affirmative or OK.
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Location mentioned:
83rd Ave, Phoenix, AZ
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