Motor vehicle accident with rollover near Deering Center Road, Deering NH
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a motor vehicle rolled over near Deering Center Road in Deering, New Hampshire. Fire and ambulance units from nearby towns responded to the accident.
Audio|Heard on: Merrimack County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:28
Transcript:
00:00
On the Deering area near Deering Center Road for motor vehicle accident with rollover delta level.
00:07
On the Deering,
00:09
Mary near Deering Center Road for motor vehicle accident and rollover delta level,
00:14
709.
00:25
Orham to Dunbar and Disregard the previous tone, or I'm the Dunbar and Disregard the previous tone, 710.
00:31
Alright, I'm to Deering.
00:45
Alright home to Deering or Retone.
00:49
Area near Deering Center Road, motor vehicle accident.
00:58
Roll over delta level.
01:00
Armed at Deering in the area near Deering Center Road, remote vehicle accident, then roll over delta level.
01:07
716.
01:14
Deering Ambulance 1, you're responding.
01:21
Deering Ambulance 1, you want the next, do you start it?
01:29
Okay, we'll start to your next two.
01:59
Farm to Deering a retone,
02:02
the Hillsboro for an engine,
02:05
Weare Ambulance to,
02:08
the area near Deering Center Road for motor vehicle accident rollover.
02:13
Fire under the Deering, retone with the Hillsboro for an engine, and Weare Ambulance to the area near Deering Center Road.
02:23
Remote vehicle accident and roll over delta level.
02:26
Farrell Hill Road, Crossroad, 720.
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Location mentioned:
Deering Center Rd, Deering, NH 03244
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