Two-vehicle accident blocks Highland Road in Ohio, Summit County OH
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TrafficA two-vehicle accident caused moderate front-end damage to both vehicles. All occupants exited safely. Highland Road is blocked due to the vehicles on the roadway. Emergency units Med1, Fire Car 1, and Chase 3 responded.
Audio|Heard on: Summit County Fire and EMS
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01:20
Transcript:
00:00
Fire car one.
00:01
Go ahead.
00:02
On scene, two-vehicle,
00:04
accident, moderate front and damage to both vehicles.
00:07
Everyone's out of the vehicle.
00:08
Med1, just pull behind me.
00:10
Sheriff's office is not on scene.
00:13
Okay. They might be a while because they're on the other accident.
00:17
I don't know how many they have.
00:19
Copy.
00:20
Med1's on scene.
00:22
Chase 3, we're getting off at the airport and turn around.
00:24
I see a cruiser out there.
00:26
Got it.
00:28
If a couple letter to.
00:32
Copy letter two.
00:34
I'll be clear by Dina Live returning.
00:37
Returning. Returning of 1636.
00:44
Tower one of quarters.
00:45
Trial, one and quarters.
00:51
Central Green 1 is on scene, single car MBA.
00:55
We'll be out investigating.
00:57
Copy on scene, investigating.
00:59
Medic 3 and Jase 3 is going to be in the median on your arrival, we'll pass the rescue.
01:05
Copy median.
01:07
What's the fire from Car 1? Car 1, go ahead.
01:10
We're okay on scene right now.
01:13
Highland Road shut down because the vehicles are across the entire road.
01:19
1638.
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Highland Rd, Ohio
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