Emergency teams search woods near Mount Etna for crash alert, Smithton PA
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TrafficConcern rises as emergency crews search wooded area near Mount Etna Road following an iPhone crash alert with no victim contact.
Audio|Heard on: Westmoreland County Fire
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01:16
Transcript:
00:00
Westmoreland Island stations 107 and 19 respond.
00:05
Approximately a half a mile into the woods behind 400 Mount Etna Road for an iPhone crash notification, no contact.
00:13
Operations Tacky.
00:19
Swirling Allen Station's 107, 17 to 19 respond.
00:26
Approximately a half a mile into the woods behind 400 Mount Etna Road.
00:31
For an iPhone crash notification, no contact, operations tack eight.
00:38
17, acknowledge.
00:41
17, tack eight.
00:47
Marlon Island stations 107 and 19 respond approximately a half a mile into the woods behind 400.
00:54
I'm out at no road.
00:56
For an iPhone crash notification, no contact, operations fire tech 8.
01:03
It's just 107 I acknowledge for my station.
01:07
Assistant 107 received.
01:09
There's a well-access road that winds back into the woods and it's hitting directly on that trail.
01:15
It's about a half a mile back.
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Location mentioned:
Urich Rd, Smithton, PA 15479
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