Pickup truck rollover on East Pond Road with no injuries, Nobleboro ME
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TrafficA pickup truck rolled over and landed on its roof near East Pond Road in Nobleboro. The driver was out of the vehicle and reported no injuries. Fire and first responders were sent to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln County Fire
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01:55
Transcript:
00:00
Lincoln, I'll be off at a motor vehicle accident, East Pond Road,
00:03
Nobleboro, just north of 171, just north of railroad tracks vehicle on its roof.
00:10
I'll be checking on person involved, get it back to you.
00:15
10-4[1], I have the caller on 911 right now.
00:18
Go ahead.
00:28
Sheriff's gone to Lincoln.
00:31
Sheriff Brown, go ahead.
00:35
Driver's out of the truck, not complaining of any injuries.
00:39
Airbags are deployed and the truck is on its roof.
00:42
10-4[1], churning out Nobleboro first responder is fired right now.
01:02
Linking Calm, normal rural fire.
01:04
Stay by for our page.
01:23
Linkingham, Noble Roll Fire.
01:25
Respond to 171 East Pond Road for a one-car rollover.
01:32
It's going to be a pickup truck.
01:34
Driver is out of the vehicle,
01:37
no injuries.
01:38
Again, Lincoln Com, Noble Rail Fire.
01:40
Respond to 171 East Pond Road.
01:44
It's going to be right after the tracks.
01:46
for a pickup truck rollover.
01:49
Driver is out of the vehicle, no injuries.
01:52
Dispatch code 77 Delta 4, timer page, and forth.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
E Pond Rd, Nobleboro, ME
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