Vehicle collision with injuries near Sams Creek and Bloom roads, Carroll County MD
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TrafficA vehicle collision with injuries occurred near Sams Creek Road and Bloom Road. The vehicle, a Honda Odyssey, has heavy front-end damage and is partially on the median. Emergency medical services have been started and a tow truck is requested.
Audio|Heard on: Carroll County Law Enforcement
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01:58
Transcript:
00:00
Salem Bottom at Bloom Road, vehicle collision with injuries.
00:03
We're starting the EMS[1].
00:06
Campbell.
00:09
Confidenti, you can have me?
00:11
(number withheld).
00:14
Okay, how you caught me?
00:16
Cross (number withheld), 10, 24.
00:18
315, 104.
00:26
311, see it's Sams Creek in Bloom.
00:32
For anyone, it's giving a Salem bottom in Bloom, not Sands Creek.
00:41
It's a Honda van rated Odyssey.
00:48
Okay, well then I'm out with another one.
00:50
On Sams Creek and Bloom.
00:52
Or, yeah,
00:54
it's a group.
00:58
I'm next to my location, this is probably the one we're talking about.
01:07
381 on 912.
01:13
The Sands Creek, not Salem Bottom.
01:17
Yes.
01:23
64A Westman, sir.
01:25
Who do you have responded to this?
01:30
5 and G39.
01:35
All right to 4648 to G5.
01:41
Go.
01:45
The vehicle is completely on median.
01:48
It's not really in the road at all.
01:50
It has heavy front end damage.
01:53
It's probably going to need to tow it out on a flatbed.
01:55
Should we start a tow or how do you guys want to handle that?
Police codes explained
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[1]
EMS: Emergency Medical Services
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Location mentioned:
Sams Creek Rd & Bloom Rd, Maryland 21157
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