Minor motor vehicle accident near 2nd Street, Chelsea MA
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TrafficEmergency services responded to a minor motor vehicle accident with reported injuries near 2nd Street in Chelsea. Fire units investigated the scene and confirmed it was a minor collision.
Audio|Heard on: Chelsea Fire Dispatch
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02:5
Transcript:
00:00
Southanger 4, Tower 1, respond.
00:02
Area of the State Guard near 2nd Street, motor vehicle accident with reported injuries.
00:07
South Angeles 1, Tower 1.
00:11
Area of the State Garden No.
00:13
near 2nd Street, for the motor vehicle accident with reported injury.
00:21
Town 1 has the response.
00:26
Your respond to (number withheld).
00:32
4-hundred response from central.
00:35
This one from stock in (number withheld).
00:39
Engine 3 to Fire Alarm.
00:41
The engine 3 is in the vicinity.
00:46
We'll take that.
00:49
4 disregard.
00:54
Agent 4 is a servant.
01:01
In three to fire alarm.
01:06
In three,
01:08
on-scene investigating.
01:11
3 on-scene investigating (number withheld).
01:16
A4. A4.
01:24
A4 responding to second and three, in eight eight minutes.
01:28
Two minutes off the second street, (number withheld).
01:32
You're on one. Salon. Salon.
01:34
Salon.
01:36
On scene, we're making a three, silence.
01:39
Sauerwin, you're on scene with engine three of command of (number withheld).
01:47
Town on a parallel.
01:50
I'm the answering the tower.
01:54
The minor motor vehicle accident.
01:56
Sound one is a machine transfer command engine three.
02:00
We're putting a minor motor vehicle accident.
02:02
Transfer and Command engine three, you're in service, (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
2nd St, Chelsea, MA 02150
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