Multi vehicle crash with fuel leak near Jeff Road, Madison AL
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TrafficA multi vehicle crash occurred on Highway 72 West near Jeff Road and Madison Boulevard. The vehicles involved include a black SUV, black truck, and brown UPS truck. There is fuel leaking from the vehicles, and traffic is affected. Six people were involved but no injuries reported. Police and emergency medical services are on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Huntsville Fire/Rescue and Madison Fire/Rescue
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01:57
Transcript:
00:00
One of your group with injuries near Highway 72 West at Topmore, Cross Street, while trying to Jeff Road / Madison Boulevard.
00:11
Section 2 in route.
00:13
You're responding near Highway 72 at Talkmore, motor work with injuries, Cross Street, while trying to Highway Jackville Boulevard.
00:22
It's going to be a black SUV, a black truck, and a brown UPS truck, all involved.
00:26
These bound lines.
00:28
Per the details about various fuel leaking from the vehicles behind them per the caller.
00:34
It is affecting traffic.
00:35
You have Piedon Route as well as Whiskey 91 responding from.
00:44
Memorial Parkland, Oakwood.
00:46
Oakwood.
00:50
Six months, 7.5.
00:53
Engine 6.
00:58
216.2908, MZIS secure.
01:05
14,
01:06
790A, MGS quite secure.
01:09
1417.
01:14
Rescue 8, 1010, Station 8.
01:16
Marsur 8.
01:21
Squad 2-1-3-3-5-76 have 72 command.
01:29
72 command.
01:30
We've got negative injuries.
01:31
You can cancel ANSI.
01:38
1A is 1010 Station 1.
01:40
1.8.
01:46
5.
01:47
Engine safe.
01:50
We have four vehicles involved, six occupants, negative injuries.
01:55
PD and ems are on scene.
01:56
We're going to be 98.
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Location mentioned:
US-72 W, Alabama 35748
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