Two-vehicle collision on Route 522 with road closure, Culpeper VA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a two-vehicle rear-end collision occurred on Route 522 near the intersection with Route 3 in Culpeper, Virginia. One person reported head and neck pain. The road was shut down in both directions while emergency medical services attended to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Culpeper County Public Safety
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04:23
Transcript:
00:00
5158.
00:01
1738.
00:02
1-94 is on my case.
00:08
104 on my page. 1-4 on my page.
00:11
1-11, same.
00:18
Over to 104 and 111, just B.I as well, like it is on scene as well.
00:27
Over to 116 status.
00:30
Is that more?
00:32
Sir, 1730.
00:38
Over to PD 18 status.
00:43
1-04, Culpeper, no visible injuries but one patient complaining of head and neck pain.
00:48
Jack, no visible injuries, one patient complaining of head and neck pain, 17-17-19.
00:52
10-4[1]. Correct.
00:58
11, Culver, if you can advise Tire in EMS that I'm going to try to block the lane to travel so they can come on the opposite side.
01:06
Go-wepper for S-Mand-1.
01:08
Correct. Correct 2-101, go ahead.
01:14
We're on location due to the traffic.
01:16
We're going to end up shutting down the southbound side of 522.
01:22
Direct on location shutting down the southbound side, 1739.
01:26
Flagron 1, 9126 go, pass the phone to the left.
01:29
Is this room of your blocking apparatus?
01:35
9126, direct.
01:37
101.
01:38
Okay.
01:43
Can you advise which side of 522 you're blocking? Sir, Compton, 1740.
01:52
Call Pepper from Regimen at one.
01:56
Well, fire is on location.
02:00
I'm going to block the side that leads towards Route 3 from Orange if the M.S.
02:06
is still en route.
02:07
1-4-1. Go ahead.
02:08
Alright. 1-16 and 111.11, you need more help down there.
02:12
Two vehicles, rear and collision.
02:16
About 50 feet short of the intersections.
02:19
We have sheriff's office on location.
02:22
We'll be out investigating.
02:24
Direct, two vehicles we're rented out investigating 1740.
02:27
Yeah, we might need one more just for traffic control.
02:30
All right.
02:32
Box 16 calls after, shut me out.
02:34
Correct.
02:36
One of four, call-way.
02:38
We're going to start Tommy's for one of these vehicles for owner requests.
02:42
Correct. Starting Tommy's owners request, 17.41.
02:48
Rescue, Njewan.
02:49
Gordon, shut down northbound as well until EMS arrives.
02:54
Copy that.
02:56
The 522, shut down completely.
03:02
Call for sure, on 522, shut down completely at 1742.
03:06
Call the Chief One arriving.
03:07
Sure, Chief One arriving at 1742.
03:15
You may want to make that left turn on the Cedar Grove.
03:23
Wagon 1 is on location.
03:26
Direct, Wagon 1 on location in 1742.
03:29
Right, 12, 6 on location.
03:33
Direct, 126 on location, 1742.
03:37
Hold yourself right there, Wagon 1.
03:40
104 call pepper, so we next available for the other vehicle.
03:48
Direct.
03:53
Whatever 104, 104 times is direct, and our owners request.
03:57
Okay, thank you.
04:02
16 on my location.
04:06
16 on location, 1743.
04:13
All welcome, 12-over.
04:14
Just be advised, we're going to have the planes of top to shut down while EMS working.
04:20
Direct most planes shut down while EMS working, 1743.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment/Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
US-522 & VA-3, Culpeper, VA 22701
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