Silver Ford Explorer crashes near Exit 15 with injured occupant, Chautauqua County NY
TrafficA silver Ford Explorer drove erratically near Exit 15 in Chautauqua County. It struck a guardrail and kept driving before stopping with airbags deployed. The vehicle was smoking and the occupant had a bloody face and could not speak. EMS was sent to the scene.
Audio|Source: New York State Thruway Authority - Buffalo Division
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Transcript:
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The patrol car is going to be tied up. You start heading towards exit 15 northbound. Got a report of an AA from a passerby stating a silver ford explorer struck the rail and kept going. It was all over the road.
00:18
May have struck something else and then stopped in the lane.
00:23
Got another update reporting it is now continuing. on from Exit 15,
00:31
unable to maintain lanes still.
00:40
Sorry,
00:42
see. Do you suffice me if it gets off anywhere?
00:48
That's affirmed.
00:49
Looks like for the second one may not have started.
00:52
Again, the caller exited the roadway. It may still be stopped.
01:02
You said that vehicle might be stopped now?
01:08
That's affirmed. The first caller reported that it was erratic and then stopped in the lane just before exit 15. And the second caller exited the road was unable to tell if it stopped.
01:22
I do have a license plate for you.
01:25
Go ahead with it.
01:30
It's going to be New York, Lincoln Robert Victor, (number withheld).
01:35
Looks like we do have another update from a passerby who stopped out with it.
01:40
Said the airbags are deployed for starting EMS.
01:44
The vehicle is smoking. The patron has a bloody face and is unable to speak.
01:52
Receive, what's the location?
01:56
Stopped just before Exit 15.
02:02
Receive.
02:05
Patching out, 1330.
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Chautauqua County, NY
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