Multi-vehicle crash with injury near Burnett Station Road, Seymour TN
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TrafficA multi-vehicle crash occurred near Burnett Station Road and Chapman Highway in Seymour. There is at least one injured person and emergency personnel are responding to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Blount County Public Safety
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01:47
Transcript:
00:00
Comptoner County units have a motor vehicle accident with injury near Burnett Station Road and Chapman Highway.
00:08
There are three vehicles involved, possibly one person on the ground.
00:14
No further information at this time.
00:20
Nick, seven, copy direct.
00:25
Two,
00:29
50, you'll meet you back to that location.
00:34
I didn't copy your last one from Fours.
00:39
Zero six out of the tolerance, 252.
00:44
252 copies.
00:49
Non-emergency to Burnett Station Road and Chapman Highway to assist medics.
00:58
Dispatch, Medicare 3, my partner got on with,
01:02
or will be getting on shortly with Medicaid.
01:05
10.
01:12
Monday, 23 and Coffney.
01:14
May 24, if you'll be in route non-emergency, to assist with Medics 7 at Burnett Station Road and Chapman Highway for medical emergency.
01:25
34, Coffey, can you show us en route[1]?
01:30
Monday, 34, in route 1906.
01:36
Go Wanda, Bill for 1909.
01:43
I didn't hear you on that.
01:44
I'm making sure it wasn't echoed on that team they copied her.
01:46
You're right for that medical emergency.
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en route: Unit is traveling to the scene
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Location mentioned:
Burnett Station Rd & Chapman Hwy, Seymour, TN 37865
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