Teen cyclist injured after vehicle collision near E Andrews Ave, Henderson NC
TrafficA teenage boy riding a bicycle was hit by a vehicle near East Andrews Avenue. He is conscious and breathing but has injuries to his right leg. Medical attention is needed but emergency responders are not required at the scene. No personal names or specific contact details are mentioned.
Audio|Source: Vance County Public Safety
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104 is probably on the area to compare foods near East Andrews Avenue possibly got reports of an individual that got hit by a car on a bicycle 7 4-17 30's a ride as well
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40 a thousand i'm not right
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Go for us.
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Station to EMA Central, station to EMA Center, respond to mercy traffic, near East Andrews Avenue, near East Andrews Avenue. It can be in the area of compared foods. Reference to a vehicle versus the pedestrian, caller, the vizant, and a mail subject was possibly hit on his bicycle Central or 2019.
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Hey,
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that's the route.
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Central, can you check this out of the life-line? Okay,
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more six, right, 2019.
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What?
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The Italian 1st2.
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The Italian 1 around 2020.
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Lincoln, Tom,
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5196, possible 1055, last scene taking exit 173.
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Authority sale, it's 22nd.
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On the rubberhead, really possible vehicle first, the pedestrian is. Please talk like I'll be a juvenile, I'll say, on my vehicle.
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So we have one by all femur.
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That easy, good way, that's a break.
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21, go ahead.
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Dinner.
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Tip one, if you can advise the weight of the patient, all right, and injury, when you're up.
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Question of 1052 for a 16-year-old, no,
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he got leg injuries with his right leg,
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conscious left breathing, no first responding needed.
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There's no parent guard, you know what I'm seeing, trying to get further information from it.
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Near E Andrews Ave, Henderson, NC 27536
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