Vehicle found in ditch with no occupants in Gorham, Gorham ME
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TrafficA sedan was found off the road in a ditch near Middle Jam Road in Gorham. There were no occupants inside, and a wrecker was requested to remove the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Cumberland County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Yes. I get a car off the road into the ditch on Middle Jam Road.
00:10
It's going to need a wrecker.
00:12
There's no one in the vehicle, but it's way down in the ditch.
00:17
Copy. We're a middle jam.
00:23
One second.
00:27
Double.
00:34
Forty-six, middle jam.
00:38
Copy what kind of vehicle? Three, forty-eight.
00:43
Can't make a model.
00:48
I'm going to be following pilot back to the location that alleged it could happen.
00:52
Since the parking problem, that was at Kemp and Tobago Lake, it's been taken care of here, also have to go back through.
01:01
10-4[1], thank you, Guy.
01:08
And by for still alarm.
01:17
Still for ladder 45, engine 48, one bug light road, bug light.
01:23
It's going to be outside the backside of the museum for an odor of gas.
01:28
Still for ladder 45, engine 48.
01:32
Bug light is going to be out the backside of the museum for a smell of gas outside.
01:40
4-38.
01:43
Go ahead.
01:47
When we let DPW know about that vehicle, they informed us there was a sedan off the road at near Middle Jam Road.
01:56
No occupants.
01:58
And run.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement or confirmation that a message has been received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Middle Jam Rd, Gorham, ME 04038
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