Motor vehicle collision with injured pregnant person in Strafford, Strafford MO
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TrafficA motor vehicle collision occurred near Old Route 66 and North Farm Road 209 involving a Dodge Ram and a blue Ford car. One person who is eight months pregnant was injured and requested medical evaluation. There was a possible verbal disturbance between the parties involved at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Springfield, Nixa, Ozark, Republic, Marshfield and Greene County Fire
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01:37
Transcript:
00:00
Stratford Battalion, 83, and Stratford engine E1, motor vehicle accident near Old Route 66 and North Farm Road 209 for a motor vehicle accident, eight months pregnant wanting to be checked out on Ops 1.
00:21
Just by showing in 81 responding.
00:27
Clear Engine 81 showing you on route to Oldridge 66 and North Farm Road 209 for the motor vehicle accident.
00:33
It's going to be a Dodge Ram versus a blue Ford car, one confirmed injury in eight months, old pregnant,
00:40
eight months pregnant person wanting to be checked out on Ops 1.
00:46
Dispatch traffic with 10 a 3-second traffic.
00:51
I'm clear, showing you in route.
00:54
Hey,
00:55
Sebastian, you can drive and show, Engine 82 responding.
00:58
I'm clear. Engine 82 showing you also responding, ops one.
01:08
Dispatched all Stratford units.
01:14
Go ahead, this vassion of Engine 81.
01:18
They advise, it sounds like there might be a disturbance occurring at this motor vehicle accident.
01:25
One person was, or a call taker was hearing a verbal about the wife being pregnant with the other involved party.
01:35
That's where do we have driver PD in route?
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Location mentioned:
N Farm Rd 209 & W Old Rte 66, Strafford, MO 65757
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