No accident found after traffic accident call on tuscarora pike, Martinsburg WV
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TrafficUnits responded to a reported traffic accident on Tuscarora Pike. Upon investigation, no accident was found and units returned to service. Additionally, a 74-year-old woman with a history of stomach cancer was reported to have swelling and pain, requiring medical attention.
Audio|Heard on: Martinsburg Fire, Berkeley Fire, Tac 1-4
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01:59
Transcript:
00:00
The company 60, company 30 respond for traffic accident notification near Tuscarora Pike.
00:13
Berkeley arrest, rescue engine 64 in round 2.
00:17
Copy Russian 64 with 2 responding Simon to attack 1 near Tuscarora Pike.
00:24
Correcting from 9-6-1 responding to the traffic accident.
00:29
Copy 961, responding near Tuscarora Pike.
00:37
Stephanie 5-636.
00:43
Berkeley from Jefferson Medical No.
00:46
3rd. Do you have any patient information for us?
00:53
District of County 3 Cammoth.
00:59
Clear detection in County 3, leave for information.
01:07
Order.
01:12
directly from Medic 1103.
01:14
We are clear for information.
01:16
Happy Medic 1103.
01:18
You're going to be responding for a 74-year-old female.
01:21
She has a conscious, alert, and breathing,
01:24
experiencing some swelling of fluid build-up around the stomach.
01:28
It does have a history of stomach cancer, advising she's unable to roll over and experiencing pain in the area.
01:35
near County Line Drive off Shepardstown Road.
01:42
We're direct, thank you.
01:48
The unit's responding, near Tuscarora Pike.
01:54
Law enforcement's advising, you can remain in service, no accident found.
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Location mentioned:
Tuscarora Pike, Martinsburg, WV
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