Driver fled on foot after single-vehicle crash near Harpers Ferry, Washington County MD
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TrafficA single-vehicle crash occurred near Harpers Ferry Road. The driver appeared intoxicated and fled on foot towards the Harpers Ferry area after the airbags deployed.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Fire and EMS - Digital
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02:32
Transcript:
00:00
Puppertiary Road, back road, in the area.
00:02
Personal injury collision, then you can't be 11 and on state, respond.
00:06
21-01.
00:19
Lieutenant 11 responding.
00:22
Responding on Lieutenant 11.
00:24
To which be a fun, 21 and 2.
00:25
21 and 2.
00:31
Attention 11, 2-2.
00:35
Responding engine 112-2.
00:37
Who is 1? Twenty-one-two.
00:45
Units responding to Harpers Ferry Road.
00:47
The single-vehicle, male, appeared to be intoxicated.
00:52
I was trying to drive away the partisan off all the other airbacked deployment.
00:55
21.3.
01:02
Lieutenant Web, everyone is saying.
01:06
1011 on a 1021.84.
01:22
Question from Lieutenant 11.
01:27
Go ahead and 11th.
01:31
Yeah, a single car does have heavy damage, everybody deployed.
01:35
The driver has left the scene.
01:38
He's on foot heading back on the train.
01:43
So in the tube, be careful because he's headed your way.
01:54
Lieutenant 11, you advised that he was going north on Harpers Ferry Road?
02:01
Yeah, that's correct.
02:02
He won't float.
02:04
North,
02:06
probably back road intersection by now in that area.
02:12
Yeah, Codby.
02:13
Well, let the sheriff's forward now.
02:15
I just 112 direct watch your approach.
02:20
That's right.
02:27
Watch out, Andrew 11.2 is on C.
02:30
Andrew 1121 and 19.
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Location mentioned:
Back Rd & Harpers Ferry Rd, Maryland 21758
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