Vehicle accident near Aldrich Street causes property damage, Uxbridge MA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle crashed into the woods near Aldrich Street, causing property damage including wall damage. Fire and highway departments were requested for a precautionary evaluation. Several nearby roads also have hazardous conditions.
Audio|Heard on: Uxbridge Police Department
Listen to dispatch call
03:2
Transcript:
00:00
Ryan,
00:01
can you try and get highway to come down and take care of Aldrich Street, especially near Aldrich Street? It's pretty bad.
00:10
Rushi.
00:12
Hey,
00:13
it's not just Aldrich Street, Johnson and all the back roads are all.
00:18
Just bad is not worse.
00:24
Get up.
00:32
Catch 22, 22, 24 in area.
00:37
Repeat.
00:38
Repeat.
00:44
Get your all right out.
00:46
You get a hook going so it looks like a Tahoe into the woods.
00:54
Ritchin.
01:01
24.5.
01:05
Go ahead.
01:09
People involved can be Rhode Island 1, Upper Bravo, 1-44.
01:15
Copy that.
01:17
Copy that.
01:23
Labs and room.
01:31
22 control.
01:36
Control.
01:38
Control.
01:41
Can you start fire for precautionary eval?
01:47
Received.
01:55
22 for the Rhode Island operator when you're ready.
02:00
Go ahead.
02:03
Rhode Island (number withheld).
02:08
Rhode Island (number withheld).
02:09
Rhode Island (number withheld).
02:14
Recease.
02:18
Twenty-four control.
02:25
Control.
02:28
There's going to be some property damage here as a property owner's all-line.
02:32
It's going to be Sierra (number withheld), and damage to a wall.
02:40
Racing.
02:47
18, so.
02:52
Received.
02:59
24 control, be clear, 18 is going to be on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Aldrich St, Uxbridge, MA 01569
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