Two vehicle head on collision on U.S. 150 near Buck Creek, Floyd County IN
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TrafficA two vehicle head on collision occurred on U.S. 150 near Buck Creek Road with one person reporting possible broken fingers. The roads were very icy causing other vehicles to slide.
Audio|Heard on: Floyd County Fire (SAFE-T)
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Transcript:
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Park Station 30 first responders in EMS.
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The area of U.S.
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150 and Buck Creek for a currently two vehicle accident, they're advising it was a head on collision, only one patient complaining of possible broken fingers.
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This information be crossed with road conditions.
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They're advising the roadways very slick and there are other vehicles sliding at this time.
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The fire station, 3 first responders in EMS, such a vehicle...
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crash, US 150 in Buck Creek Road,
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head on accident, one patient at this time complaining of broken fingers.
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Just information, be cautious of icy conditions.
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They're advising multiple vehicles are sliding.
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It's a thing to avoid to crash.
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They're kind of on. (number withheld).
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Radio, what I mean, it's responding.
00:54
Thank you. Well, that, resistant.
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All right, wait, listen, state.
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All right, here, rescue ones responding.
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Rush, Your Honor is responding to the end.
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Ready to get, a battalion 11 is going to be on same amount of two-car accident.
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Two offense three to still be in the vehicle.
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Tying 11.O.B.
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Command will provide my train.
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The Italian 118-2.
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Okay.
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You're ready.
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The Red C1 is on, same.
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X11902.
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Squad 3 on same.
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Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
US-150 & Buck Creek Rd, Lafayette Township, IN 47119
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