Pickup truck crashes off road near Comfort Hill and Brown roads, Chemung County NY
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a brown pickup truck crashed off the roadway near Comfort Hill Road and Brown Road in Ashland, New York. The accident caused injuries and emergency responders were sent to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Chemung County Police and Fire
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01:52
Transcript:
00:00
3-4-6, comp center complaint, 10 of Ashland.
00:07
It's going to be Comfort Hill Road and Brown Road, or motor vehicle accident with injuries,
00:12
be a brown pickup truck off the roadway, third-party caller.
00:16
Comfort Hill Road, Brown Road,
00:19
and motor vehicle accident with injuries.
00:20
Copy and roger.
00:21
Compson, R.
00:22
K-0 copies that.
00:23
I'll start until they quote for him.
00:25
Acknowledgement / Message received.
00:30
Comsonant-2-5, same traffic.
00:32
Senator.
00:33
Envising the author of the subject with the injury is on his way as well, he's coming from a center.
00:41
Correction, Smith Road.
00:47
Department 19, Wellsburg, or ambulance?
01:02
Tartman 19, Wellsburg, Early Ambulance,
01:06
Motor vehicle accident with injury, Comfort Hill and Brown Road.
01:20
Robin 19, Wellsburg Erway Ambulance, the area of Comfort Hill and Brown Road.
01:25
It's going to be for a motor vehicle accident with injury, it'll be a brown pickup truck off the roadway.
01:33
Fire control clear, 328.
01:35
No one's responding.
01:41
Receive 19 on responding, Comfort Hill and Brown Road.
01:49
Sounding 1903, non-alpham.
01:51
Receive 1903.
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Location mentioned:
Comfort Hill Rd & Brown Rd, Ashland, NY 14894
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