Light pole down and multiple vehicles hit debris on cranberry highway, Wareham MA
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TrafficA light pole was knocked down on Cranberry Highway near the Pound for Pound. Debris is in the roadway. Multiple vehicles were involved; two vehicles struck the debris, resulting in a flat tire and minor damage. Emergency crews are managing the hazards.
Audio|Heard on: Carver Fire, Police, and EMS, Plymouth Fire/EMS, Wareham and Plympton Fire
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01:45
Transcript:
00:00
Andrew 1 to respond, 3131, Cranberry Highway near the Pound for Pound.
00:10
Onsen Ninja One's on, 31, 31, 31, so my alley.
00:16
Andrew 1, you're on.
00:22
Andrew 1's location,
00:24
report to follow.
00:28
Andrew 1 you're out, report to follow.
00:29
Andrew 1, you're out, report to follow.
00:35
100.
00:36
100.
00:41
All right, we have a light pole down on the ground, a lot of debris in the roadway.
00:47
Still trying to find the vehicle involved.
00:49
We have several vehicles pulled over.
00:55
If you have a lay paw on the ground, black on the road, multiple vehicles pulled over, you're working to figure out which vehicles are the largest.
01:07
Actually, 100.
01:10
100.
01:13
Two of the vehicles we have struck debris in the roadway.
01:19
It's up with a flat tire.
01:20
Another one had more minor damage.
01:23
We know it found an original vehicle that struck the pole.
01:27
The company would be tied up about 10 minutes dealing with hazards.
01:37
Received the two vehicles,
01:39
struck debris in the roadway, one has a flat tire, one has minimal damage.
01:42
The company will be tied out about 10 minutes, dressing hazards.
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Location mentioned:
Cranberry Hwy, Wareham, MA
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