Traffic crash involving two vehicles near biodex area, Medford OR
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a traffic crash occurred near the biodex area on I-5, Medford, Oregon, involving a gray Chevy Duramax and a red Kia Soul. Multiple vehicles were involved with the scene split across north and south sides. Emergency responders including ODOT and heavy rescue units were dispatched.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson County Fire
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06:34
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 30. Priority 5[1].
00:03
Hemorrhage,
00:04
181 River Heights Road.
00:06
Trail, between Highway 62 and the end of the street.
00:14
is close to the biodex.
00:16
It is the exit.
00:23
I'm on the scene.
00:25
I don't know what I got yet.
00:26
I'll advise.
00:27
We do have a split scene.
00:28
Second vehicle is about 100 yards in front of the first one.
00:33
We're at the north side of the viaduct.
00:37
Two vehicles is the number two ones.
00:47
The parking N-14, I've got Bionstein,
00:50
two vehicles, parking second vehicles is about 100 yards from the other one.
00:55
We'll be on the north side of the Biont of the number two lengths.
01:00
That's number two lengths.
01:18
Good 12. Priority 3[2].
01:21
Traumatic Injury, McLaughlin Middle School, at 320 West 2nd Street, and left first between North Holly Street and North Holly Street.
01:35
2014. Now if he is going to try to clear the southbound vehicle off the viaduct.
01:41
We're on foot to the second vehicle.
01:46
We'll advise if we have any patients.
01:49
It's going to be Oregon 5982709.
02:05
12, 1214, we can handle that call.
02:09
Page 12, thank you.
02:14
I have a product command from the Italian 2 in destruction of roadstream.
02:21
9-2 from Heavy Rescue 14, was that traffic?
02:26
Answer, requesting instructions for upstream.
02:31
Hold on upstream right now.
02:33
We're almost to the second set of vehicles.
02:36
Looks like we have three vehicles.
02:39
Number two lanes with people walking around.
03:00
Even 12,
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Squad 13, Priority E, Ovidict, 712 West Jackson Street, Network,
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between Summock Avenue and Pretty Street.
03:16
One byte audio.
03:22
Do you cut your neighbors?
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51,
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24, one bite of you all, three, one.
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Three, six,
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seven, five,
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nine, six, eight.
03:37
Copy.
03:42
For logs, then valid, clear?
03:46
He's good work, thank you.
03:49
On scene, Payton is now responding.
03:52
They did that finish this in our camps and he is,
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they have no more available.
04:02
Well, there'd be good, thank you.
04:10
From 1912.
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We're about to land off.
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You guys can be canceled.
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Well,
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there you come.
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H.R. 14, I'm a tiny in two.
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Let's move over to attack racks.
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I've got to get an instrument truck.
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Next, direct.
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Change of 14 from Heatherdress, 14.
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You can declare.
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...447.
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7. 167.
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1-67.
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Formation that's 17 is so hard work up space to the over there on the accident.
05:03
We have long seen already in firegonne.
05:06
You can continue to the scene.
05:12
Copy code 1-2-3 to the scene.
05:15
You can advise if you want them to respond to 1-0.5.3.
05:27
Okay.
05:32
That bunch and help.
05:40
C1-167s in round.
05:41
They wanted to know if they need to continue put one a foot three.
05:49
Fine.
05:52
Copy, Mercy 167, copy.
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Holden C1-167, copy.
06:01
Now hold, hold traffic, right now I have the rest of the station day trying to get a version to you.
06:13
Central,
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danger. Behind you.
06:19
Advise Mercy, we have I-5 shut down northbound along the Viaduct, leaving an approach to the scene from exit 30 in the northbound lane but traveling south to the incident.
06:32
We'll need at least one ambulance at this point next thing.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Priority 5: Designated response level indicating specific priority for non-emergency or urgent calls, context-dependent.
[2]
Priority 3: Non-emergency, low-priority response requiring routine attention.
Disclaimer:
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I-5, Oregon
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