Car crashes into house in Westville with injuries, Fort Covington NY
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TrafficA car crashed into a house near State Route 37 in Westville. Two people were inside; one was trapped and had cuts on the hand and leg. Emergency services responded to help and provide medical care.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin County Fire, EMS, and Police
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02:42
Transcript:
00:00
Franklin County Dispatch for Westville, 117, who’s added service to your motor vehicle, accident, near State Route 37,
00:07
(number withheld).
00:20
7-12 dispatch be by starting mileage will be seen as ending.
00:25
Preas, starting my load is the same as ending.
00:35
577, you require any further alarm?
00:43
Beeshaven by dispatch.
00:48
2049.
00:58
That’s one-seven two on scene.
01:00
We do have one car into a house appears to be two occupants, one still inside.
01:05
We’ll be attempting our vacation.
01:28
710-1-0 C. Bruce 20-50.
01:35
It’s 5-1-505-0-vouncing.
01:38
It’s going to be a 25-0, may all the inhalation, lengthlesseration.
01:47
You’re going to have to repeat it recovered.
01:52
To be advised that mail has been executed, it’s going to be a hand laceration, leg laceration.
01:59
Repeat,
02:00
hand leg laceration, male executed.
02:06
You can show myself from 4-8 out at near State Route 37, stay down 30-7.
02:15
High Service,
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near State Route 37.
02:21
Any dispatch for a westso, 577-service motor being relaxed, then near State Route 37.
02:33
Just 5-7-0, be advised occupants out of the vehicle as a flight and last direction.
02:40
Can you see if we can get cold to the scene?
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Location mentioned:
NY-37, Fort Covington, NY 12937
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