Unknown injury in single vehicle crash near San Miguel Canyon Road, Prunedale CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a single vehicle crashed into a tree near San Miguel Canyon Road and Echo Valley Road. The injury status is unknown. Authorities are investigating.
Audio|Heard on: Monterey County Fire & EMS
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02:13
Transcript:
00:00
San Miguel Canyon Road at Echo Valley Road sure responding at (number withheld)
00:07
(number withheld)
00:12
Incoventile Valley Road
00:18
1513 engine 5212 unknown injury accident near San Miguel Canyon Road and Echo Valley Road and now is (number withheld)
00:33
Thank you. Thank you, 2.12 responding at (number withheld) in the area San Miguel Canyon Road and Echo Valley Road.
00:44
A caller said there was a bad car crash in the area and disconnected.
01:00
Drillable.
01:06
Do a clean drive.
01:13
Parker Flats at the Veterans Cemetery.
01:16
It's a male, possibly H&S, walking out of the cemetery, a BMA,
01:21
talking to a cell phone, arguing with himself, and was screaming at death.
01:33
Out of the cemetery is no longer a CHP.
01:36
Handle.
01:41
Fire calm. Medicaid 5511, responding fire alarm activation.
01:47
Responding at (number withheld), at (number withheld), a clean drive across the claim court and the dead end.
01:54
I'm at page 25, H.
01:56
Henry,
01:57
it's the laboring resident reported by ADP, upstairs, smoke, and heat detector.
02:02
I mentioned 52 to 12 at scene along with AMR.
02:06
Single vehicle off a roadway into a tree.
02:09
The silver priest, this might be the same vehicle from earlier.
02:12
We'll be on investigating.
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Location mentioned:
San Miguel Canyon Rd & Echo Valley Rd, Prunedale, CA 93907
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