Multi-vehicle accident with injuries on northbound I-35, Edmond OK
TrafficA multi-vehicle accident occurred on northbound I-35 near East 15th Street in Edmond. Three vehicles were involved with two patients requiring transport to medical facilities. One patient reported chest pains, and another complained of neck and head pain. The accident is causing traffic delays in the center lanes. Emergency responders are on scene managing the incident and providing medical care.
Audio|Source: Edmond Police and Fire
07:5
Transcript:
00:00
Two-o-two to Edmond. We're going to go for traffic control and feel our state, northbound. It's in the middle of the road.
00:09
It's going to block.
00:11
It's a BMW.
00:12
All the buzz on entries, nobody's out here yet.
00:16
Tabor, LHB is also running out for it.
00:23
It's like I've got somebody in a little ways north on our tractor trailer.
00:30
Clear.
00:37
B.C.
00:39
respond to agency assist[3] at East 15th Street and South I-35, map page 54A. B.C.
00:47
Agency assist at East 15th Street and South I-35,
00:52
not page 54A.
00:57
202, they're now saying it's an accident with injury. We're going to go ahead and start fire.
01:05
We're arriving on scene.
01:07
This will be a two-vehicle accident directly in the center of this lane of I-35. It's going to hold up traffic.
01:18
We do have Edmund PD on scene. You're going to turn off you, sir?
01:24
Clear.
01:31
Engine 5, Response to Agency Assist, at East 2nd Street and South I-35, Math page 53A. Engine 5, Agency Assist, at East 2nd Street in South I-35, Math page 53A.
01:56
Medic 1.30-1030 response for an unknown medical at North I-35 near East 2nd Street, North I-35 near 2nd Street, turn out, 1245.
02:07
Middick 30, you're out.
02:10
Jericho, 1-7.
02:13
4.50 on the traffic.
02:16
4.50.
02:18
Skippingstone and Kite Tail,
02:20
King William Edward, 298 on a white BMW.
02:24
Drew Creek Engine 1 to Edmund.
02:26
Okay.
02:30
It's going to be northbound.
02:33
It's the center lanes of traffic.
02:36
We've got three vehicles involved.
02:38
One patient chest pains.
02:43
Okay, sir.
02:45
We're going to move this incident fire ground one.
02:50
Admin's clear.
02:54
Agent 5, brush 5 is responding just going to fire ground 1. Admin's clear.
03:02
Engine 5 to command.
03:05
Command.
03:09
Rescue 5 to 202.
03:11
302. 351.
03:16
With the rest of you responding on this also.
03:23
If we go ahead and upgrade priority one[2], this will be for a traffic incident.
03:30
Stand by just a second.
03:33
No, I think we can make it with one unit. We've got one person with chest pain, cardiac history.
03:41
The traffic's backed up, flowing up, where I don't think there's any traffic control muted.
03:46
Neander 11.
03:48
We're going to be somewhere near Fairfield in Santa Fe, when they stop.
03:52
(name withheld)
03:54
(number withheld).
03:56
Okay.
04:01
5-3-5.
04:03
Go ahead.
04:06
I'm 98. She was walking on a sidewalk when I saw her, and I told her to settle her way.
04:12
10-4[1]-677, clear.
04:16
104, 17 tonight.
04:20
560 have the traffic.
04:23
560.
04:24
104th Boulevard, it's Oklahoma, I'm here, David, on a black clock.
04:31
Quick.
04:34
Could we get off and second and back on and get you, or do we got to go to 15th?
04:41
You're going to have to go to 15th Street and come back around. We do have a second patient now complaining of neck and head pain.
04:50
Hey, no time's four.
04:53
Is your good one open?
04:55
Your advice clear. Here, anyone.
04:57
I don't have a handheld with me, but this is going to be a three-car. We've got pretty narrow northbound block, they're going around us shoulder at the median.
05:07
Black M. W is a Kansas tag, 362-8 Adam Boy King.
05:13
Fire zone's in with me now, but we're going to need medical for two nations.
05:20
We already have them in route. I was trying to ask if you needed a unit to come out there.
05:29
Yeah, probably so.
05:30
Looks,
05:31
kind of a mess.
05:36
Unit the commuter route 2nd, 935, this is directing traffic till Oach, if you can get all in sync.
05:45
Back me, flag me around.
05:48
So far.
05:53
Six, six, four, man.
05:54
I can clear my 46 and take that.
06:01
Ten, four.
06:06
Command,
06:09
AMR unit, farming, too.
06:11
Put the next,
06:14
ma'am. Go for many crews.
06:22
You can probably just pull right in front of the accident. We are going to have two patients.
06:27
Both of them are going to want to transport, I believe, at this time.
06:34
Very clear, do you want us to start another unit?
06:41
Pharmative unless you think you can transport. These are going to be from different vehicles.
06:48
We'll get another one around.
06:54
103,500. 103,
06:59
go ahead.
07:01
We start a second unit to this accident on I-35.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood.
[2]
priority one: Highest priority emergency response
[3]
agency assist: Providing assistance to another agency upon request.
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Location mentioned:
Near E 15th St, Edmond, OK 73034
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