Tree falls on car trapping driver in Framingham accident, Framingham MA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a serious car accident near Elm Street in Framingham. A tree fell on the car and collapsed the roof, trapping a conscious male driver inside. Rescue teams are working to free him.
Audio|Heard on: Framingham Fire - Fire Ops
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02:45
Transcript:
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Motor vehicle rescue, near Elm St.
00:04
Engine 2, Ambulance 5, Rescue 1, Motor Vehicle Rescue,
00:09
near Elm St.
00:11
Engine 2, Ambulance 5, Rescue 1.
00:24
Motor vehicle rescue, near Elm St., Car 2, FS3, Motor Vehicle Rescue,
00:33
near Elm St., Cartoon, FS3.
00:53
What?
01:10
Engine 285 on scene.
01:13
Agent 2 as Elm command.
01:17
NG2A5 on seat.
01:26
Helm's command fire alarm just before we do have one entrapped male. We got the tree off the vehicle; the roof has been collapsed. We have extraction teams moving to assist.
01:45
Received all companies, copy that direct.
01:56
Patient is conscious at this time, but the roof has caved in around him.
02:04
The car is going to have the home command rescue.
02:13
We're getting a couple cars out of the way.
02:14
I'm going to have you pull right past the ambulance up behind it, too.
02:29
FS3, quick update.
02:31
Patient is conscious and alert, heavily trapped.
02:36
Can you continue on?
02:42
Rescue cutters first, and the spreaders.
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Location mentioned:
Elm St, Framingham, MA 01701
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