- Right now we're being dispatched
to a motor vehicle accident.
Apparently one of the vehicles involved rolled over.
The other vehicle involved might have left the scene,
might have fled the scene.
So we're going to come here, check it out.
Yeah, this is it right here.
- We're going to be out with that vehicle
but it's going to be on the opposite side of the fence.
- You guys OK?
- Is everybody--
- Is everybody OK?
- Anybody hurt?
- I think--
You want medical attention?
- No, it just hurts over here.
- OK.
But you guys don't need a fire department,
or anything like that?
- OK, all right.
But everybody's OK, right?
- OK.
Everybody calm down.
- Relax, guys. Relax.
Relax.
Do you guys know where you guys are right now?
- Yes. - OK.
- We're close to my house. - What is this, dog?
Is this the airport, or--
- No, I don't know.
- You guys are OK, though? What happened?
Do you guys remember what the car looked--
- But nobody is seriously injured, right?
- No, no, no. We're all fine.
- But my head hurts.
That's it.
- You don't want them to come check you out?
- No, I'm OK.
I can, like--
- OK.
All right.
- Do you guys all have IDs?
- No, sir.
- I'm the driver.
I have a license.
I can give you my license.
- Yeah, if you can.
- OK, let me get to my license.
- Hey, wait.
Come on, guys.
- Oh, no.
No, I got them.
- Watch your head at the end, all right?
- I think this is from the roller, man.
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Tell me what happened, again.
- Well, I was driving, and out of nowhere I
saw headlights get really close to me,
and they hit the back of my car.
And when they hit it, I lost control
and I pressed too much on the gas.
- OK.
- And I just--
all I remember is going over the fence.
- Apparently the vehicle had rolled over,
and went on the opposite side of the fence into the desert area.
So right now we're just trying to sort through it,
get parents out here to pick them up.
- 101, go ahead.
- The property is going to be owned by the airport.
One of the operations people is en route to that point.
- 10-4.
Thank you very much, ma'am.
- The who?
Airport?
- Airport.
- The reason why I say they went in sideways
is because the poles.
- They're both--
- If they would have gone in straight, maybe one or two.
But there's, like, four of them.
- But they were definitely on their--
- Yeah. - They're on their wheels.
- Yeah, they didn't flip. I don't think they flipped.
No. I think they just moved down.
I think it ended up like that.
- Did you guys flip over?
No?
You guys didn't roll?
- OK.
- Looks like from what they're telling us,
it looks like somebody hit them from the back, which caused
them to veer off the roadway.
And she slammed straight into one of the fences
and then that's how she ended up on the other side of the fence.
Thankfully, nobody was injured during the accident.
But other than that, everything turned out good.
So all of them were released to their parents
after we called them.
So chalk that up as a win.