Vehicle collision with fuel leak near Westchester County Airport, Westchester County NY
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle collision occurred near Westchester County Airport involving two vehicles, one with a Vermont license plate and another with a New York license plate. There was a motor oil leak from one of the vehicles. EMS assistance was requested, and some individuals were unconscious or unresponsive.
Audio|Heard on: Rivertowns Police Dispatch
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05:25
Transcript:
00:00
Okay, the call is getting north permanent inside the airport.
00:08
515. Okay.
00:14
Proceed 16.
00:15
16.
00:36
5.10, we'll be a second.
00:39
I'm going to be conducting the SFSTs.
00:42
Do you have six respond over here?
00:45
This is Kentucky in the 50.
00:49
Tampo is a picture copy.
00:52
(number withheld) Chestnut Street.
00:54
Respond over to the repeat six S&EAE.
00:58
Okay.
01:01
Can you just take down these two New York 31[2]?
01:08
All right,
01:12
first vehicle is going to be New York.
01:14
(name withheld), Zebra, 8, 3,21.
01:18
(name withheld), Zebra,
01:20
83, 2,1. She'll come back to a Honda Civic.
01:25
Second vehicle is going to be New York as well.
01:28
Lincoln, Victor, Adam,
01:30
1674.
01:31
Lincoln, Victor, Adam, 1674.
01:41
10-4[1] received first one valid on the city.
01:48
All right.
01:53
That's okay.
01:55
You may not get to the story of the son.
02:00
He has a one other one other sons.
02:03
Can you? I see.
02:09
Headquarters to Airport 2, is there any fuel leak there?
02:13
Airport 2, I'm waiting for off-to-I mean to get in on.
02:17
Can't see, we notified 60 at least if his head injury.
02:21
Okay.
02:27
That's 6-0?
02:32
This vehicle being used on the next door?
02:40
No, you go a 6-8 EOT.
02:49
4.2. Even?
02:52
Ampl2.
02:53
For the sergeant, I'll be stand-by-d-k-9 for EMS.
03:00
Cheers.
03:01
Airport 2 in the 9th headquarters.
03:04
Airport 2, mate.
03:07
Yeah, this seems to be any fuel leakage.
03:09
There is, it seems to be a motor oil from the truck itself leaking.
03:12
We're also trying to tell here.
03:14
I'll also drive the other car that's very I see on the runway.
03:22
Cares.
03:28
What's in the next headquarters? It looks like there is, uh,
03:32
I'm sure we can't use.
03:33
You know?
03:38
KIS, have you ever played for this?
03:44
I'm not.
03:46
Kirst? Okay. Okay. Okay.
03:54
All same, too.
03:56
I have a, I have a 31[2] for the two parked vehicles that were struck.
04:01
It's going to be, the first vehicle is going to be a Vermont plate.
04:05
King,
04:07
(name withheld) Frank, 31[2]4.
04:10
Vermont, King,
04:12
(name withheld) Frank, 31[2]4.
04:14
Should come back to a gray Subaru.
04:18
6'10 by a mile along with the corner.
04:28
Not to take, it's on the side.
04:33
CARES.
04:36
EMS isn't on scene yet, is it's hard.
04:40
Negative, nugget.
04:46
I have to call them to meet you this just to give you the information.
04:52
Go with that.
04:53
I'm starting one again.
04:57
All right, the first 31[2] is going to be Vermont plate, King (name withheld) Frank 314,
05:04
King (name withheld) Frank 31[2]4.
05:08
The second one is going to be New York,
05:11
Larry Edward Nancy 1557, Larry Edward Nancy 1557, she'll come back to a CRV color black.
05:23
What's the location in your vehicle?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment of message received or understood.
[2]
31: Unconscious/Fainting (medical emergency)
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Location mentioned:
Westchester County Airport (HPN), 240 Airport Rd, West Harrison, NY 10604
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