Fuel truck and flatbed semi collide at travel center, Chesterton IN
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According to the dispatch call, a fuel truck and a flatbed semi truck collided at the Pilot Travel Center near U.S. Highway 20. There was a fuel leak reported, but the driver refused treatment and emergency medical services were canceled.
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Transcript:
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Burns Harbor Fire, 3302, 3311, 3333,
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and Medic 41.
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Priority 1[1].
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Motor vehicle crash.
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Commercial vehicle involved,
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Pilot Travel Center, near U.S. Highway 20.
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Highway 20.
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Time, out 1643.
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3302 year or not at 1644 be from the pilot travel center they're advising two semis at the stoplight be a fuel truck and a flatbed semi they're advising that there was one vehicle smoking off the engine but it's dissipating.
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Transcendant 1370.
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3370. Can you get 3311?
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Clear at 1645.
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Central 3303302 on scene.
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Stand by for a update.
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1-2-3-3-6. 1-2-36.
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Accident involving a flatbed semi versus VAC truck.
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Versus a VAC truck.
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It's one driver's pooling vehicle, one without walking.
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Clear boat, cleave, and we're out on 20.
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1646.
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Attention District 21, Zone 4 units, 1043-1046.
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Forcebound at the 153, part tractor trailer with engine issues.
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Service is currently in route.
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Forestbound 153, 1043 only.
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District 12 on scene, Oakley, 12 minutes.
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Central Medicswell, we're going to be clear with one refusal.
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Can you put us on the other accident in Burns Harbor?
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1647.
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Central from 3302 of pilot command.
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EMS can disregard.
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Drivers refuse any treatment.
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We do have fuel leakage.
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Claire, 3302 having command advising EMS can disregard.
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We'll have fuel leakage.
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3,370 from command.
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3370.
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Can you grab a few more bags of oil dry?
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Copy.
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Burns, Hubbard 12's portage, your record's going to be precision towing with two heavy duties.
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So forth.
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3,11.
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We're on the pilot with two.
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1650.
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In Indiana, Fortune plate, (number withheld), repeating (number withheld).
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We're going to type for 12.
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3-311 from Pilot Command.
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Go ahead and switch to attack 333.
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I'll give you this time in.
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Priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response requiring immediate action due to threat to life, safety, or property.
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