Vehicle crash reported near East Patterson Street, Ely MN
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TrafficA vehicle crash was reported near East Patterson Street in Duluth, Minnesota. Officers responded after an iPhone crash notification. No injuries were reported and no distress was heard at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: North St. Louis County Sheriff, Fire and Roads
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02:34
Transcript:
00:00
The 305 East Patterson Street came as an iPhone crash notification.
00:04
Can hear talking in the background, no sounds of distressed heard, but unable to make contact.
00:12
Copy holding that shortly.
00:15
1-4.
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324, CILUSLving Row.
00:19
4.
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24.
00:32
Onscenes 1339.
00:35
Here's the A2 vehicle crash.
00:39
Templar.
00:46
324 stainless.
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24. 24.
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24.
00:52
First one,
00:55
Henry 18000. Sam,
00:57
084.
00:59
Ten four on the second.
01:02
Robert Sam Union, 794.
01:05
No injuries, but do have air legs on us.
01:09
Department was just attached.
01:13
324 stainless.
01:14
Send an ambulance.
01:15
One of the drivers did apparently have a seizure.
01:19
Code 2 or code 3.
01:23
You can send a code 3.
01:43
Can you please help matters for two vehicles?
02:04
St. Louis first responders, Ely Ambulance, respond to 305 East Patterson Street for an individual who was involved in a vehicle crash, possibly had a seizure.
02:15
St. Louis, Ely First Responders, Ely Ambulance, respond to 305 East Patterson Street for a individual who was involved in a crash, possibly had a seizure.
02:25
Salem was clear, 1343.
02:31
Sandler. May we want to acknowledge that page? We'll be en route.
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Location mentioned:
Ely, MN 55731
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