Fire units respond to automatic crash alert, Colorado Springs CO
TrafficResponders received an automatic crash alert from an Apple device near Voyager Pkwy. Fire units were dispatched but had no confirmation of a crash, no vehicle or driver information, and no reported injuries. Units planned to check the location and some arrived while they monitored the police channel for cancellation.
Audio|Source: Colorado Springs Fire Dispatch
01:21
Transcript:
(name withheld) 20, engine 22, near Voyager Pkwy on a traffic accident. Engine 22 is responding. Engine 22 to dispatch. This was an automatic Apple crash notification. We're not sure if there is actually a traffic accident. We don't have any vehicle or driver information. No indication of injuries at this time. I'll leave it to your discretion if you want to continue. Copy. Yeah, we'll go look, but you can't cancel the response. Copy. Engine 23 arrived. Copy. (name withheld) 23, go ahead. We're listening to the police channel. Are we canceled? Affirmative. Mark 14 from (name withheld) 23, did you copy? Affirmative, copy.
(name withheld) 20, engine 22, near Voyager Pkwy on a traffic accident. Engine 22 is responding. Engine 22 to dispatch. This was an automatic Apple crash notification. We're not sure if there is actually a traffic accident. We don't have any vehicle or driver information. No indication of injuries at this time. I'll leave it to your discretion if you want to continue. Copy. Yeah, we'll go look, but you can't cancel the response. Copy. Engine 23 arrived. Copy. (name withheld) 23, go ahead. We're listening to the police channel. Are we canceled? Affirmative. Mark 14 from (name withheld) 23, did you copy? Affirmative, copy.
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Location mentioned:
Voyager Pkwy, Colorado Springs, CO
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