Two-car motor vehicle accident near Smoke and Barrels restaurant on Route 904, fluids leaking, one patient with wrist injury., Barrington NH
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TrafficTwo-car motor vehicle accident near Smoke and Barrels restaurant on Route 904, fluids leaking, one patient with wrist injury.
Audio|Heard on: Lee Fire Rescue
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01:56
Transcript:
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UNAH fire alarm, Barrington Fire, Barrington, MMS.
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Responded the area of 904 Calef Highway, Smoke and Barrels restaurant for a two-car motor vehicle accident.
00:08
There's no airbag deployment, fluids, leaking,
00:11
and one patient complaining of a wrist injury.
00:12
That's U.N.H.
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Fire.
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Barrington Fire.
00:15
Barrington-EMS, respond to the area of 904-Kail of Highway, Smoke and Barrels restaurant, for a two-car, motor vehicle accident, no airbag deployment, fluids leaking,
00:24
and one patient complaining.
00:25
We have a wrist injury. Time of the tone, 6203.
00:35
We'll be on the air that's both cells.
00:45
Copy your honor at the advance of 6204.
00:51
Bagnation 2, file up.
00:54
Engine 2, go ahead.
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Headroop.
00:59
Chief Deerunry at 6206.
01:05
Bayesian 3 filing.
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Chief 3, guys.
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Chief 3 is on direct.
01:14
Copy your on direct. Copy your on direct at 16.6.
01:26
Berington A moll phone, final.
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Move phone, good.
01:32
We all upon seeing two car MVA, moderate damage, all occupants appear, DEO,
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investigating.
01:39
Receive two car MVA, moderate damage, all occupants inside of the car, and you're investigating at 1608.
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For all our barrier two is on scene.
01:54
On scene, 1610.
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