Two vehicle collision causes moderate to heavy damage, Oviedo FL
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders attended a crash involving two vehicles at Royal Majesty Court and West Chapman Road. The vehicles had moderate to heavy damage. The incident is under investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Seminole County Fire and EMS
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
Rescue 65,
00:02
Engine 46 motor vehicle collision, East Chapman Road at Alafea Trail Select 49 Delta[1].
00:14
Forty-6 patient transfer.
00:18
Press 46 patient transfer.
00:21
24-7-0. It's been isolated to the garbage disposal.
00:27
It's been unplugged.
00:29
The disposal had no heat signatures, cold to the touch.
00:33
There's no hazards.
00:34
We're available.
00:36
24-34 copy I said to the garbage disposal, showing to insurers, no hazards on the air.
00:45
You did 46 something over in the area.
00:47
You got a better location.
00:53
As a cell phone pass or by,
00:56
they did that give us much information?
00:59
All they could say it was on Chapman.
01:05
I mean, I will turn down on Chapman.
01:14
That's me like your copy.
01:15
Presby 22 patient transfer.
01:19
Presby 22 patient transfer.
01:25
Digit 46-7, we're on scene.
01:27
The correct address or location is going to be Royal Majesty Court and West Chapman.
01:33
Two vehicles, moderate to heavy damage, often appear out of the vehicle.
01:37
We'll be investigating.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Delta: High-priority medical response
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Location mentioned:
Royal Majesty Ct & W Chapman Rd, Florida 32765
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