Vehicle leaves road with airbag deployed in Somersworth, Somersworth NH
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TrafficA single vehicle left the road near Old Rochester Road in Somersworth, causing the airbag to deploy. One person reported pain in their arm. Emergency services responded to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Strafford County Area Local Police and Fire
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Do you respond to the area near Old Rochester Road should be across the street.
00:07
Vehicle off the road, no injuries.
00:10
John.
00:15
Frye Squad 4.
00:17
Squad 4. Squad 4.
00:21
I have it.
00:28
Thank you.
00:32
Commissioner Rice Squad 4.
00:36
We'll be under control on, see, and no patient transports.
00:41
We see.
00:46
But not into Rochester yet, there's a, looks like a past tense struck deer on the side of the road that he's interested in.
00:52
Is that something you're able to meet him with for attack?
00:56
If he wants to collect it, he can come to the PD to get a tag.
01:00
Where is it?
01:05
(number withheld).
01:12
(number withheld).
01:15
No injury is near Ocean Boulevard.
01:19
Two cars over to the one, C-wall.
01:26
Okay, some follow.
01:34
Can you just roll me EMS airbag deployment and complaining of arm pain?
01:48
EMS and Somersworth Fire please respond to the area near Old Rochester Road.
01:53
It's going to be for a single vehicle off the road, airbag deployment,
01:58
patient complaining of arm pain.
02:01
Again, attention, EMS and Somersworth Fire, please respond to the area near Old Rochester Road, vehicle off the road, airbag deployment, one patient complaining of arm pain.
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Location mentioned:
Old Rochester Rd, Somersworth, NH 03878
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