Patients trapped in vehicle with live wires after crash, Fairfield ME
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TrafficEmergency responders continue follow-up communication at a crash scene in Fairfield, Maine. Patients are trapped inside a vehicle with live electrical wires. Rescue units are requested urgently to the area near Oak Street to assist the trapped patients.
Audio|Heard on: Kennebec, Somerset, and Waldo County Fire Departments
Listen to dispatch call
02:26
Transcript:
00:00
That's a fire where I just hung up with them there, but...
00:02
Ten, boy, I do have a line across the car.
00:07
Ten, four, I will give them more call back.
00:09
Get the ETA from them.
00:16
Take me on that 40 south, son, 45, 443, and I had for a minute so I could take care of an Aaron, but I'm still closer than she is.
00:27
Four.
00:31
Can you stand by, please?
00:40
Sorry, he's telling if you haven't already, out of West Gardner.
00:52
The babies are okay until they're just scared.
00:59
Non-callback left of voice.
01:01
I didn't hear any.
01:06
PC 767 King, King Robert.
01:16
Maroon 07 Toyota Avalon valid to a (name withheld) out of Skowhegan.
01:25
Can you check her?
01:44
Go ahead.
01:47
Can I respond to the area near Oak Street for us? All right.
01:56
Tom, can you decide that we have patients trapped in the car with lines on and we're going to need them to get here rather quickly, please?
02:04
10-4[1], I'm currently doing.
02:09
Tom, could you also give me an ETA, please?
02:15
Time four, they're calling back with a ET.
02:18
Tempo.
02:25
Temple. Temple.
02:26
That's good.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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