Single vehicle rolls into ditch near former lumber site, Winthrop ME
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TrafficA single vehicle rolled over and went into a ditch near the former Knoll/Noel Lumber on Route 202 in Winthrop. Bystanders pulled someone from the vehicle. Injury details are unknown.
Audio|Heard on: Winthrop Ambulance, Fire & Police and Monmouth Police
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02:5
Transcript:
00:00
202 in the area of former Knoll's single vehicle into the ditch.
00:05
PW said it looks like they were pulling somebody out of the vehicle.
00:08
I don't have anything further at this time.
00:09
I'll start fire at EMS.
00:17
Malafireman standby for a call to 202 Mala single vehicle into the ditch.
00:21
I know an injury.
00:34
Former Noel Lumber.
00:37
BW reporting a vehicle in the ditch.
00:39
Fears as those subjects are pulling a person out of the vehicle.
00:43
I have not gotten any further calls at this time,
00:46
so I don't have any information on injuries.
00:48
Repeating Montefiary when to ban on entire respond with PD.
00:53
1015 or 202.
00:59
And all of firemen's better on the unit that's going to be a single vehicle roller over.
01:03
So unknown further out injuries.
01:11
Maddoogne-1-2, we'll be en route.
01:13
We'll be en route.
01:16
Tap on a good handier in there, 202 Lama.
01:24
Medics 4, Winter.
01:29
Matter for on scene, Jacob Lane.
01:36
I'm sorry, Mom, I'll be off on scene.
01:42
Stafford.
01:48
Madic one with her.
01:53
Medical one.
01:57
We'll be out with PD vehicle that's off the roadway at this time.
02:01
The top of the roadway is just turn.
02:02
The top of medical one, 911.
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Location mentioned:
US-202, Winthrop, ME
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