Personal injury traffic accident blocks eastbound lanes, Farmington Hills MI
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TrafficA personal injury traffic accident involving two vehicles occurred near Muirwood Drive and Grand River Avenue. Both vehicles had major damage. The eastbound lanes are closed while emergency crews assist injured parties.
Audio|Heard on: Oakland County Fire/EMS MABAS 3202 (South/Oakway) - Dispatch/Tac/Talk (P25)
Listen to dispatch call
02:40
Transcript:
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Squad 5, engine 5 for a personal injury accident Grand River and Muirwood, Section 2004,
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undisclosed injuries to vehicles.
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1431. Go to lieutenant 5.
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I'm starting to take people loose.
00:18
We can get engine two out of here.
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I'm sure that they're good.
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The squad was going to be knocking out.
00:27
E.I. gave that organ engine to squad one in Route 1432.
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1432.
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Dispatch 20th clear, 92 is taking one in the forewall.
00:57
One for engine five, what's going through?
01:21
Engine 5 is looking at Engine 1's location.
01:25
Okay.
01:28
Engine 1 is a lot on the internet drive.
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I'm not sure, Steve.
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Ms. Ms. I'll be responding to 275 and I'll be responding Grand River and Muirwood.
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1434.
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Quarters 1434.
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Rescue for out of the hospital.
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Call at the hospital.
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Pretty Fernette, thank you, thank you, thank you for me.
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Mr.
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Mr. Spattsman, Mr.
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Spatheetspancy vehicles involved.
02:31
Major damage were both.
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Both vehicles are in the eastbound traffic.
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Both lanes will be closed off by T and Squad 1.
02:38
Look, we need rescue for injuries.
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Location mentioned:
Muirwood Dr & Grand River Ave, Farmington Hills, MI 48335
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