Hit-and-run car accident on interstate 89 in Lebanon, Lebanon NH
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TrafficA hit-and-run accident happened on interstate 89 northbound near mile marker 55 in Lebanon. A white BMW was involved. One person has a head injury and neck pain. Emergency services are on the scene evaluating the patient.
Audio|Heard on: Lebanon Fire Dispatch
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02:20
Transcript:
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7 and fire motor vehicle accident cityside hydrant district interstate 89 nb 54.
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855 in leaven n motor vehicle accident city side hydrant district interstate 89 nb 54.5 and 55 in leavenn timeout 0800
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alarm engine 11
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Engine 11.
00:31
Engine 11, ambulance two responding to 89 at mile 55.
00:38
Engine 11, ambulance two are on 803.
00:42
I believe it's going to be a hit run.
00:45
It's a white BMW,
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one-patient head injury,
00:48
neck pain.
00:54
Hunter Sidipay, a lane of travel.
00:59
Then northbound between 58, or 55,
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54.8 and 55.
01:08
Understood, thank you.
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The alarm ambulance, sorry.
01:17
Ambulance 3.
01:19
Honour's money.
01:22
Ambulance 3. Ambulance 3-804.
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Fire alarm from engine 11.
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Engine 11. On scene, mile 55 of 89.
01:34
Confirming single vehicle.
01:36
Engine 9 officer is command investigating.
01:38
We'll be operating in the breakdown lane.
01:44
We'll be on-scene with command officer.
01:46
Officer Sprint in the 808.
01:52
Our alarm from 89, command.
01:58
Command, go ahead.
02:02
We're under control.
02:04
The ambulance is evaluating one.
02:06
Westside can go in service.
02:09
Under control of any else is valuating one, Westside can go in service 809, Envils 3, copy.
02:17
Ambulance 2 has it.
02:19
Clear return.
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I-89, Lebanon, NH
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