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Hillsboro, OR

Two-vehicle crash leaves one car on its side with no injuries 

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NE 106th Ave & NE Cornell Rd, Hillsboro, OR 97124
Audio|Source: Washington County Fire and EMS
02:47

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Engine 64, confirm response. Okay. I disagree. Northeast Cornel Road, Northeast 106 Avenue. This is a two vehicle T-bone-style crash. We do have two pass-revised that reported this, advise a dark-green Jeep or Honda CRV or similar. It's on its passenger side. Witness on scene said that there was possibly a person trapped in the vehicle, in that vehicle. Weekend talking so they were unable to get out, those doors appeared to be smashed. No other patient information. There was a nurse on scene talking to be involved. Second vehicle is a silver Hyundai and launch, no hazard scene. Do you want additional equipment at this time? Upgrade. Do you want us to be on 33? That's permanent. Engine 6. Truffside, Chief 1, AMR, and heavy rep U3. Respond to traffic accident with injuries. At Northeast Cornell Road and Northeast 106 Avenue. Working Channel Ops 33. Indian 64, PD just arrived. They advised that no one is entrapped in the vehicles. We're going to do a 64 copy. Let's put a recall around the second alarm. Can't follow you in southern 64 than NAMR. Carcum recalling the second alarm crash, Northeast Cornell Road, Northeast 106 Avenue, engine 64, AMR 117, continuing. Com from AMER 1, 2, 3. Was that canceling the second AMR unit? AMER 1,223, that's a firm.com. Engine 64 has arrived, two cars, keep an accident, one vehicle on its side. It appears all parties are out of their vehicles will be out investigating the show Engine 64 in command on Corneau. Copy two vehicle accident, DeVill and one on its side, all parties out of the vehicle. Ancient 64F, Command, 1932. Come into 64th. Go ahead. This is non-injury, we can cancel I AMR unit.

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NE 106th Ave & NE Cornell Rd, Hillsboro, OR 97124
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