Multi-vehicle collision injures several on interstate, Cincinnati OH
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TrafficA multi-vehicle traffic collision occurred on an interstate highway near mile marker 2.8 in Cincinnati. One person was trapped and extricated. Several people sustained injuries including facial and chest trauma. Fire and emergency medical services responded to the scene. The highway was closed at the Harrison Avenue exit for response and traffic was rerouted.
Audio|Heard on: Cincinnati Police
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04:55
Transcript:
00:00
Copy it with the pickup truck what's here, mile marker?
00:07
Give me a mile marker so I can send you a car.
00:14
Give me a second, I can't see one yet.
00:17
Okay.
00:22
That's 32, maybe the 2.8 or something.
00:26
We're going to need multiple cards out here.
00:30
Coffee, Cincinnati.
00:31
On route.
00:34
Like I said, I haven't made it to their part yet.
00:38
I'll let fire know that this guy's gonna be entrapped.
00:41
I can't get the vehicle, I'm not.
00:44
I copy, I'll let fire now.
00:50
1432.
00:51
Okay.
00:54
All right, I got the subject out of the vehicle.
00:56
If somebody else is more injured, you can send the players to him first.
00:59
This guy's a little shaking off and nothing serious.
01:07
32.
01:09
Go ahead.
01:10
The plate on this vehicle is Ohio passenger, King Robert John (number withheld) on a Ford F-150 maroon in color.
01:20
Copy.
01:25
On 2 Gray Ford.
01:31
For a missing person.
01:36
4232, I don't know these people we've got coming out of here, but we might need some more people out here on to that other than everyone.
01:43
The 7 units and a boss on this.
01:53
Let's go ahead and shut down the highway.
01:55
We're going to try to direct people off to 2A Harrison Avenue exit.
02:01
I copy, shut down all traffic at 2A.
02:04
The Harrison exit.
02:09
1432.
02:10
Go on.
02:12
Another vehicle at approximately two-tenths of a mile south is Ohio passenger, Edward (name withheld) (number withheld) on a white Chevy trailblazer, no injuries.
02:28
There's some more vehicles further down.
02:30
I can't get to them just yet.
02:37
So we think there's an accident.
02:40
Clear it up.
02:43
You two calls the two out here when I'm back up so we're going to stop the rest.
02:51
1412 did you want to run as well?
02:55
If, I'm in road.
03:00
1330, you just want to hold the two on the board then?
03:05
Yeah, we can hold the non-ply hours for right now.
03:08
Okay.
03:10
Are any of the cars drivable that we can get off the highway?
03:15
32, the pickup truck is not the Chevy possible, but I'm going down here to see the injuries on the other cars.
03:27
1350, I got it.
03:33
Is there anywhere in particular you need me on the highway?
03:40
I'm in the left lane right out of it.
03:43
If you want to come down to get to my right, we'll get these a couple cars out and then we'll have the whole thing.
03:51
There are three all over the freeway here.
03:54
Let fire know they're at my location right now.
03:56
There's nobody injured down there.
03:57
There's some, possibly a woman injured down here.
04:00
Injuries for her face.
04:05
I think you've got another with facial injuries near the one overhand.
04:10
This card can be 1 over 6.
04:12
We get played here in a second.
04:14
Copy.
04:18
I'll pass to your King, Edward Young, (number withheld).
04:23
Black Volkswagen.
04:25
Okay.
04:27
Okay.
04:31
She has some touch to her face as she's saying her chest hurts.
04:34
I copy facial injuries as well as chest.
04:41
314, can you go ahead and attach a tag? It's going to be a high pounder, Edward Ida King, (number withheld) on a white Chevy trailblazer.
04:51
Okay. So far on all the returns, all valid no lines.
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I-75, Cincinnati, OH
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