Single vehicle accident near Cook Hill Rd and Hartford Pike, Killingly CT
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TrafficA single-vehicle accident occurred near Cook Hill Road and Hartford Pike. Emergency medical and rescue units responded. One patient was evaluated or transported, and vehicle removal was required.
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02:30
Transcript:
00:00
Davey Rescue KB Ambulance, Operate Zero 669 Fire, party 1 vehicle accident, near Cook Hill Road and Hartford Pike.
00:11
Party one vehicle accident, near Cook Hill Road and Hartford Pike.
00:20
Cuvian-A-Mill 761 responding? C-A-Mill 761 responding.
00:31
QVE, Car-6-3, respondent.
00:34
Car-63, responding.
00:41
QA, Miltz-A, Mild 6-2-8-Rival back-backet.
00:44
Purchase back to 20-8 fire.
00:46
Email 6-2-8, rival-backer.
00:49
QA Rescue 4663 responding.
00:52
Rescue 463 responding.
00:56
QB Car 63 on scene.
01:00
Card 63 on scene.
01:03
Cary 163 on scene.
01:08
Samuel Lundsen, point a car sex neighbor, coming fast, talk, L, hear instructions.
01:17
Do Amyroll 761 on scene?
01:23
Samuel 761 on seat.
01:24
Call on the driveway right, right.
01:30
Yeah, one page for evaluation.
01:40
Amy161 clear from day Kimball.
01:44
Amyl's 561 return.
01:51
QVievel Car 6-3.
01:52
QVicar 6-3.
02:03
We got any transport one, Dale will get a refusal on the other.
02:09
We got onto control holding scene for vehicle removal.
02:13
Under control holding the scene, 1241.
02:21
Rescue 463.
02:23
You can come into the westbound lane in front of the garbage truck.
02:28
We'll have one patch over there for evaluation.
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Location mentioned:
Cook Hill Rd & Hartford Pike, Killingly, CT 06241
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