Two vehicle crash with injuries in Hermantown, Hermantown MN
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a two vehicle crash occurred near Market Street and Loberg Avenue in Hermantown. One passenger reported chest pain. Airbags deployed in both vehicles. Emergency responders including ambulance and fire department attended the scene.
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Transcript:
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Petition mail ambulance, Hermantown first responders and Hermantown Fire Department respond to Market Street and Loberg Avenue for a vehicle crash with injuries.
00:10
One female complaining of chest pains, airbags deployed in both vehicles.
00:15
Mayo Ambulance, Hermantown first responders and Hermantown Fire respond to Market Street and Loberg Avenue for a two vehicle crash,
00:22
possible injuries.
00:24
The end of training, Hermantown Fire, rescue force en route.
00:33
10-4. Hermantown Fire Rescue 4 is on scene, two vehicle accident.
00:39
Vehicle in the ditch, Hermantown 400 will have command,
00:43
one passenger is out of the car.
00:46
Top 4, do you want any working channels?
00:49
Negative, thank you.
00:51
Top 4.
00:59
Attention, Hermantown Fire Department, second page, to respond to an accident, possible injuries, Market Street and Loberg Avenue.
01:05
Hermantown Fire, second page, to respond to an accident, possible injuries, Market Street and Loberg Avenue.
01:12
Hermantown Fire on scene.
01:16
Hermantown Fire is on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Loberg Ave & Market St, Hermantown, MN 55811
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