Single-vehicle rollover sparks traffic chaos near Olmstedville Rd, Pottersville NY
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TrafficA Nissan rollover near Olmstedville and David Roads causes property damage, prompting towing and urgent calls for traffic control amid additional crashes.
Audio|Heard on: Washington, Warren and Saratoga Counties Fire and EMS
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03:18
Transcript:
00:00
Any state police unit in Chester.
00:05
Any state police unit in Chester, patrol Olmstedville Road near David Road for a single car rollover property damage only.
00:23
NG-58 and 1313.
00:27
CETG-13. Your status.
00:37
Unsecure.
00:38
Unsecure. All right, E-secure 1314.
00:48
Number five one county coming the area.
01:03
Okay,
01:06
good a more specific point on Olmstedville Road for that vehicle.
01:15
Just in the area of David Road.
01:21
Recease.
01:30
493 Sheriff's Suspatch.
01:32
Okay, good a sign for you to call.
01:37
Could you please attach me to E&HR and I'll be off for listening to me on David Road at Olmstedville Road.
01:46
Receive, you're going to be out with it.
01:50
Be advised what I need at least one tow so far for a Nissan Ultima.
01:56
Roll over,
01:58
correction, Nissan Roadway.
02:00
Receive your identifier 8N5-2.
02:03
7 and 562.
02:13
5-8 and that be sure if you copied 8n562 DEC's on scene burger 5 and you will need one toe
02:35
Okay,
02:38
coders on.
02:40
Well,
02:42
if I need to think please you have a response...
02:43
Four and three is here, special that's up.
02:52
Quarters, BEC, 8N-562.
03:01
Putters on to DC, Aden, 562.
03:12
Be advised,
03:14
we have more cars crashing,
03:16
I need more units for traffic control.
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Location mentioned:
Olmstedville Rd & David Rd, Pottersville, NY 12853
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