Two-vehicle crash blocking waterlick road near shopping center, Campbell County VA
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TrafficA two-vehicle crash on Waterlick Road near the shopping center is blocking traffic in both directions. Emergency responders are on the scene and checking for injuries, but none have been reported.
Audio|Heard on: Campbell County Fire and EMS
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02:12
Transcript:
00:00
1229 out of street, on scene, two vehicles, one in the medium-blocking lanes of traffic.
00:05
1228 will be with command, checking for injuries and uploads.
00:27
Flood 2, Medic 2, Sunbarity 1 for chest pains, 59, machete lane, Markleops, scoring, and player, 17.
00:40
Campbell 215 in service.
00:45
Acknowledgment/Affirmative.
00:48
Camel, Medic 2.
00:51
Medicate 2.
00:54
So it's your mouth from the station.
01:00
My batty. Medic 2.
01:07
Go ahead.
01:09
Just so you're aware there's a motor vehicle crash on Waterlick Road right in front of the shopping center.
01:17
Acknowledgment/Affirmative. Acknowledgment/Affirmative we copy.
01:20
Are there any injuries?
01:23
Negative. Just want to let you know that it is holding up traffic both ways.
01:27
It's blocking in the median.
01:31
Acknowledgment/Affirmative are we copy.
01:37
Camel, one of the road command.
01:43
There should be a medicate coming through there in just a few moments, just to make you all aware they're going to a different call.
01:53
Go ahead.
02:01
The next time.
02:03
This is the first case there is a letter.
02:07
Acknowledgment/Affirmative. Can you guys the primary complaint?
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Location mentioned:
Waterlick Rd, Virginia
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