Vehicle crashes into pole near Rhode Island Road, Lakeville MA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a single vehicle crashed into a telephone pole near Rhode Island Road in Lakeville. The pole is blocking both lanes and the vehicle is in a ditch. The occupants have exited the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Lakeville Fire Department
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
Lakeville fire alarm to 399, M1 to all Lakeville units.
00:06
Just got multiple 911 calls about a car going into a telephone pole on Rhode Island Road near (number withheld).
00:15
Rhode Island Road.
00:17
Once again,
00:18
car going into a telephone pole in the area near (number withheld) Rhode Island Road.
00:28
390, received near (number withheld) Rhode Island Road car principal.
00:40
The Lakeville fire alarm to 399 M1 to Lakeville units.
00:45
Just received a 911 call saying that the vehicle is now in a ditch on the north side of Rhode Island Road.
00:59
Call ones on the other end that way.
01:01
E2 on the end.
01:03
E2 on the end.
01:11
E2 on recording.
01:20
Call 1 as a direct fire respond by Crooked Lane.
01:24
I guess we're taking a right off of Crooked Lane.
01:31
Me too, copy that.
01:36
The file, do you have any point to be any reason? Yes.
01:42
If you can take an hold command.
01:54
C2-1, scene, single car and vehicle into a pole.
01:57
Pole is across both lanes of traffic at this time.
02:02
We'll be investigating further.
02:03
patients seem to be out of the vehicle 3-4-0 command.
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Location mentioned:
Rhode Island Rd, Lakeville, MA 02347
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