Two traffic crashes reported near Main Street and Cocus Trail, Waterboro ME
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TrafficTwo separate traffic crashes occurred near Main Street and Cocus Trail in Waterboro. Emergency units 121 and 142 were dispatched to handle the incidents.
Audio|Heard on: Cumberland County Public Safety
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02:5
Transcript:
00:00
Why is so asking for us to take two crashes in Waterboro instead of sending somebody to back up the domestic?
00:08
128.
00:09
All right.
00:13
Vermont, King William Nora, 8-3-2.
00:17
They have two pending crashes.
00:19
They want to take both of them.
00:23
Windham Firearm, Westbrook, Medic 1, Clear, May Medi-Med, returning to Westbrook.
00:28
121 and 142 can take the traffic crashes.
00:32
Copy Westbrook, Medic 1, thanks for the assist.
00:37
Copy direct, Peter.
00:47
4'5. Near Main Street.
00:58
234, I'm showing it as a white 2013 Subaru in Cresda.
01:02
Spires in 2027, registered to a Teresa Miller out of St.
01:08
John's Bray-Vamont.
01:09
10-4. No operator here with the vehicle, though it looks like people walk away.
01:18
I don't get anyone nearby.
01:23
One point you're good.
01:26
Which crash would you like?
01:30
I'll take the Cocus Trail one.
01:34
104. 121. The other one is going to be near Main Street.
01:37
2.32 Riosovia.
01:44
2.32. We're going to be off.
01:46
Copy change as we're in Tongue.
01:54
One train on a vista.
01:56
Good advice.
01:57
The officers just showed up the owners of the vehicle had called off use in there here to pull it.
02:01
Let me go on to the Cocus Trail crash and then you can attach me to the Main Street crash.
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Waterboro, ME 04087
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