Vehicle off the road near Lakeside Road with two injured, Newburgh NY
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle went off the road near Lakeside Road and Patton Road in Newburgh. Two people were injured: one with a leg injury and the other with some cuts. Emergency medical services responded with priority level Bravo.
Audio|Heard on: Orange County EMS
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02:32
Transcript:
00:00
Attention, Tonneuberg, third call, EMS response, a car off the road,
00:05
area near Lakeside Road and Patton Road.
00:09
Repeating for Tonneuberg ambulance, third call, EMS response, a car off the road.
00:14
Area near Lakeside Road and Patton Road.
00:19
Orange, 17.
00:22
167, Aron, Alice.
00:25
167, Aronis, responding.
00:28
1627, you're responding at 1527, possibly two patients.
00:34
It's going to be a grave van.
00:37
You're copy.
00:56
Orange, 9-1, Greenville, 094, are you on?
01:02
Greenville 094 is arriving, go ahead.
01:04
1530.
01:05
One six, seven, our timeline.
01:11
One six on.
01:13
Fire Farmers reporting passenger with a leg injury and driver with some lacerations.
01:20
Good copy, one said.
01:22
Receive your own pace of consideration.
01:33
9-1-1-1-1-1-8-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-211.
01:40
You can show us on-teen.
01:44
19, 1535.
01:45
9-1-1-118, same tracker.
01:48
3-6-35.
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20-town neighborhood, 16-5.
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165. 165, I'm sure.
02:01
Here are driving back there.
02:07
1536.
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R.G.I.U. Verhmedic 160.
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160, R.R.S.S.O.R.S.S.
02:20
I'm going to be on scene at the NVA.
02:22
If you from this faction of its BOS bus to this location.
02:27
Where's these? To Lakeside Road, NVA.
02:30
That's for
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Location mentioned:
Lakeside Rd, Newburgh, NY 12550
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