Traffic accident on I-295 south with trapped driver, Salem County NJ
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TrafficA traffic accident occurred on I-295 south near milepost 10.8 in New Jersey. At least one person was injured with cuts and pinned inside a vehicle. Fire and emergency medical services were dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: New Jersey State Police Troop A - Digital
Listen to dispatch call
01:39
Transcript:
00:00
Start me a squad for Andrews as well.
00:04
(number withheld).
00:06
All right, you'll evolve, you're dangerous to you?
00:10
It's a, uh...
00:12
I'm not involved, it's...
00:13
I rolled up on it.
00:15
Okay, when's the injuries?
00:18
I-295 South, milepost 10.8.
00:21
Jersey, Foxcrot, 5-0, Gilly at Lima, Echo.
00:26
Silver Honda,
00:27
unknown for 4-126, 3-4.
00:31
17-11.
00:33
He's got a cut to his hand.
00:37
And it sends grace to the rest of his face and stuff.
00:43
Fire receipt will get Whits now started.
00:47
Also, starting the fire department to get them out of the vehicle with the worst pendant.
00:53
Central (number withheld) cleared.
00:56
Very receipt.
00:57
7-11.
00:59
Whitsdown car for 11, Upper Pits.
01:04
80, 76.
01:06
896. 8-9-4.
01:08
You want one of us to start in that there?
01:13
If you're available,
01:15
I've got 77 shutdown right now.
01:19
88,
01:20
it's going to be 77, area mileposts 15.
01:25
On all of you, 11, there's a dripper out with it now.
01:29
Cut the hands in some other space and one of the drivers, also one's pinned.
01:35
Receive, we'll make our way out.
01:37
Five, you can't take seven for drop that, I love nothing else.
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I-295, New Jersey
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