Vehicle accident with trapped person near E Main St, Millville PA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a motor vehicle accident near E Main Street involved a person trapped who could not open the door. Emergency services arrived and safely removed all occupants from the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Eastern Columbia and Western Luzerne Fire and EMS
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02:42
Transcript:
00:00
Sorosol Fire, Medic 10, near Main Street, motor vehicle accident, unknown injuries.
00:28
They need to roll on.
00:34
Two alpha on the way to the medical call.
00:41
Two alpha on the way, eight-o-two.
00:44
I don't know two.
00:45
I'm using ten delta.
00:50
It's part version.
00:54
10-4802. We're getting reports that one person is confined in their vehicle, cannot get the door open.
01:00
Okay.
01:08
Like four will be in the area that are landing on the roof now, but it should be repositioned by the time you get here.
01:25
To the warehouse to the red light around the barriers there the truck's pulling out of the warehouse making snow and it's a bit slippery so just hammer it and then come back for breakfast.
01:53
County 11, Bravo.
01:58
11, Rob.
02:01
Transporting Houston.
02:07
Your base, drop off.
02:09
They'll be going at H.m.
02:11
(number withheld).
02:18
County, engine 3, (number withheld).
02:23
(number withheld) engine.
02:27
We're going to be arriving.
02:28
Here's all occupants around the vehicle with two cars, semi-off the roadway.
02:32
The (number withheld) engine will take command.
02:37
Probably (number withheld) engine.
02:38
All occupants are going to be out of the vehicle, established in command 806.
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Location mentioned:
E Main St, Millville, PA 17846
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