Two-vehicle crash with children and arguments near West Pittsburgh St, Greensburg PA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a two-vehicle accident occurred near West Pittsburgh Street in Greensburg. Two infants were in the backseat. The vehicle occupants were arguing, so police were requested. Cleanup of minor debris was needed.
Audio|Heard on: Greensburg Fire Dispatch and Operations
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02:1
Transcript:
00:00
We have a two vehicle accident.
00:02
I'll let you know if we have any injuries.
00:07
All-city fire units,
00:09
correction, all-city rescue, section 6 respond, part of the near West Pittsburgh Street, in Greensburg.
00:16
Black,
00:18
on 6th Street.
00:26
Redson, 7.
00:31
It appears to be on no entry.
00:34
There were two babies in the backseat.
00:38
If you could have these way come, maybe just check out the two-insmiths, please.
00:45
That's... ...free a second place.
00:50
69.
00:54
For rescue there?
01:05
69, any need for rescue there?
01:10
Probably a little bit of debris cleanup, that's about it, G.
01:14
One vehicle's in the parking lot, the other one is on the sidewalk.
01:16
I'm not sure if any stud yet or not.
01:20
Okay, we'll leave us to Rescue 7, Rescue 7, not emergency.
01:28
Allstate fire, it's activated West Pittsburgh Street, Westmore and Mervicology, retirement,
01:33
Rescue 7. Rescue 7, you're continuing on a murmuracy.
01:47
dispatch from 69 can you uh can you send one city police door up here uh the two occupants the vehicles are arguing with each other so can we get one city police up here please
02:00
yeah
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Location mentioned:
W Pittsburgh St, Greensburg, PA 15601
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