Two-car accident with operator dizziness near Fog Plain Road, Waterford CT
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a two-car accident happened near Fog Plain Road close to Scott, McKenzie, and Robin Streets. One driver reported feeling dizzy. Emergency medical and fire units are responding with highest-priority efforts.
Audio|Heard on: New London, Waterford, East Lyme, Groton Fire Alarm
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01:25
Transcript:
00:00
109-9-2, go over to the area near Fogplain Road for the motor vehicle accident, two car.
00:05
No,
00:06
it should be no injury.
00:10
Rudder.
00:13
Reddard.
00:17
9-8-9-2, you can 33, closer.
00:21
All right, it's ready here.
00:25
Off the campus.
00:31
Anjolada with water for EMS and META 14.
00:34
Priority 1[1].
00:35
area near Fog Plain Road for a motor vehicle accident, one person reporting entries.
00:44
One and one.
00:51
Two, come back.
00:57
Nine-four can drop for that view.
01:06
Operator reporting dizziness, operator opposite one,
01:10
has water for the AMS-914 engine 11.
01:12
Priority one response, the area near Fog Plain Road,
01:17
close to Scott Street, McKenzie, and Robin Street,
01:19
for a two-car motor vehicle accident, one operator reporting dizziness, Operate Office 1, W.HR (number withheld), 1552.
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[1]
Priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response requiring immediate action, typically involving lights-and-sirens transport.
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Location mentioned:
Fog Plain Rd, Waterford, CT 06385
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