Vehicle stopped safely on I-95 shoulder near exit 71, Old Lyme CT
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TrafficA vehicle was stopped safely on the shoulder of southbound I-95 near exit 71 while the operator waited for roadside assistance. The location was secure and no immediate hazards were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Middlesex County Public Safety (CLMRN System)
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02:7
Transcript:
00:00
I'll just be out of the 14 at the top of the 71 off southbound.
00:04
They're in a safe location waiting for AAA.
00:07
One... One...
00:21
...this next to ambulance 14, 111, total road.
00:25
for the ATOH request in detox,
00:30
repeating Cmiels 1411 Tunnel Road for the alcohol system, 10-out (number withheld).
00:41
Aure ambulance 14 responding next.
00:44
Ambulance 14 responding 1332.
00:48
(number withheld).
00:49
Bader.
00:51
Ambulance 12, Valley Shore.
00:54
After 1145.
00:55
The ambulance 12.
00:57
Command.
01:00
Andorans 12 in route to Durham for coverage, BLF.
01:03
Just put you on a call if you can give Danielle a 33 regarding an incident from this morning.
01:08
Roger, ambulance 12 in route to cover BLF,
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1333.
01:13
All right.
01:18
Check one to us.
01:19
Come in.
01:21
You have contact, no one time, so we'll be 32.
01:30
There is Tiansv.
01:32
Go in.
01:39
You really to check downstairs and see if (name withheld) my call was transported recently, their vehicle home, which is not answering the door.
01:46
Fire.
01:48
35-79. That pocket is in the right shoulder.
01:52
I'll be 32.
01:53
Fire. Fire.
02:00
826F, I'll be able to I-95 southbound just prior to 71.
02:05
The operator is walking back on the highway, so Mrs.
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Location mentioned:
I-95, Old Lyme, CT
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