Two-car collision with injuries on Narragansett Trail, Buxton ME
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, two cars collided at the intersection of Narragansett Trail and Long Plains Road in Buxton, causing injuries and a fluid leak. Emergency units and police responded. The road was closed to clean up debris and care for the injured.
Audio|Heard on: Buxton Fire-Rescue and Buxton Police
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06:8
Transcript:
00:00
Air transmitting.
00:01
Order vehicle crash, guys to lock 22.
00:04
Requesting engine 412-422, building 415 fire crews responding.
00:08
Responding to Narragansett Trail at Long Plains Road.
00:12
It's going to be a car versus car with personal injury.
00:16
Serious fluids.
00:30
Buffet are transmitting water vehicle crash.
00:32
Can I still off 22 for engine 412, engine 422, ambulance 425, fire police and MPD?
00:41
Yeah, covered car with personal injury.
00:44
Airbag deployment as well as.
00:55
501.
00:57
Copy, 501's en route.
01:11
Boxing from 412.
01:14
412 and 425 both en route.
01:22
412, 425 en route.
01:29
Boxing G41 responding.
01:36
Box up from Lieutenant 421 to Station 2.
01:41
421 to Station Two.
01:47
Lou, you can go direct.
01:48
Captain 410 is bringing the truck.
01:52
Copy that. I'll be en route direct.
01:55
So 421 direct.
02:02
41 to Captain.
02:06
So.
02:08
423's out of service.
02:15
Copy that.
02:18
450, we'll have an engine summit patrol going on.
02:29
26 bucks in.
02:30
If you haven't already, can you get fire police?
02:32
I'm gonna need the staff to direct traffic going westbound on Narragansett and close it down.
02:41
There's debris all over the road.
02:45
I copy. We have a few guys en route.
02:46
They should be there shortly.
02:50
26 bucks in.
02:52
Advise fire that this definitely fluid leak as well.
02:57
That's where they're at.
03:04
426 is en route.
03:07
426 en route.
03:14
26 Buxton, I'm out with one of the operators.
03:17
Severe bruising to one of her legs.
03:22
I copy. Ambulance is en route.
03:24
Should be there shortly.
03:26
Ten four.
03:32
Bucks to Chief Forty One.
03:37
Twenty six bucks in.
03:41
Go ahead.
03:43
One vehicle is going to be a Toyota Rav Four.
03:47
It's a temporary.
03:48
I'm going to get you a VIN in a 2nd, but can you just put the template in for now? It's going to be number withheld.
03:59
What's up?
04:04
Send vehicles down Pierce, someone.
04:11
I'll take another five police right in the middle of the intersection.
04:14
And Engine 412, when you arrive,
04:17
want you to take the block just behind the white van as you approach the intersection.
04:23
The ambulance can come around.
04:25
Around my vehicle and head south on 202.
04:31
I'm not sure if the 1st name is (name withheld) or (name withheld).
04:37
I copy. I'll let you know when I have a lead off.
04:47
426 is on scene.
04:50
426 on scene.
04:55
Yeah, can you evaluate the patient right there behind your vehicle?
05:08
Pierce is secured.
05:10
No traffic going down Pierce.
05:15
First off, rear negative 29.
05:17
Go ahead.
05:20
That four, it's going to be a main no tree 174 Franklin David Robert 174 FDR.
05:33
Three four two into Miguel.
05:39
Correction, correction.
05:40
I'm now out with the RO or correction, the operator.
05:45
He's got an injury to his left hand bleeding.
05:59
26 bucks in.
06:00
Be advised,
06:02
language barrier.
06:03
I'm not out with the operator.
06:07
The operator ran.
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Location mentioned:
Long Plains Rd & Narragansett Trail, Buxton, ME 04093
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