Two-vehicle crash with moderate damage in Laurel, Laurel FL
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a two-vehicle crash occurred near Albee Road West and South Tamiami Trail in Laurel, Florida. The crash caused moderate damage with two patients transported to hospitals and one patient refusing transport. One patient had a broken right arm and was extricated from a vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Sarasota County Fire
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05:5
Transcript:
00:00
Heavy Rescue 11, handling 2, no trapped patients, then Rescue 5 and Ninja 5 are handling the trapped.
00:09
Battalion 3 is arriving on scene.
00:13
I'll be doing a face-to-face with command.
00:16
On Team Bethany 3.
00:21
Flash, Ress, you can drop.
00:24
You're on to X, Rags, Justin.
00:30
Contain truck on.
00:34
Truck Lavin, just pull straight on in.
00:38
Park right in front of the garbage truck.
00:44
Dispatch, Squad 8 is driving on scene.
00:46
Break, command words like us.
00:53
Battalion 3 on Tech 5, go ahead.
00:55
Squad 8 is calling you on Tech 6.
01:01
County Fire 60 assumes safety truck lives on scene; they are assessing for extrication needs.
01:07
Go ahead, Squo.
01:12
The command in County Fire's 60 is safety.
01:21
Rescue 23 vehicle crash South Tamiami Trail, Albee Road West.
01:26
South Tamiami Trail, Albee Road West, but for a minute.
01:32
Good, back to my room Rob.
01:35
Mars, 23.
01:41
Patient's been extricated.
01:44
Patient extricated.
01:51
We had Magnolia and Tamiami Trail, two vehicle crash, moderate damage.
02:02
I'm seeing the time 41.
02:06
I'm seeing the time 41.
02:08
The TIN 241.
02:12
Dispatch, you can show a truck 41 on scene as well. Is he in truck 41?
02:21
See Versus 101 at Sucon 3 for coverage.
02:25
Battalion 41.
02:26
I'll go ahead and assume command will start; to be a second rescue, possibly two patients to transport and one refusal.
02:35
Need an additional rescue, second rescue, two patients, one refusal. You will be command, battalion 41.
02:42
Yeah, we also have a TAC channel, please.
02:45
Respond on TAC 9[2] for this.
02:58
I'll be honest here, next one.
03:10
Rescue 51, a second rescue to North Tamiami Trail and Albee Road West.
03:15
North Tamiami Trail, Albee Road West.
03:17
This event is on TAC 9[2], TAC 9 for second rescue.
03:22
This address be 20.
03:23
Attach engine 23 so they can manage the refusal for the patient.
03:33
Pavonia at 41 in front of our fire station.
03:36
10 for Pavonia in 41, 10-4[1].
03:41
10-4[1].
03:46
On Fox, road incident.
03:48
Tie cameras, uh...
03:59
Engine 23 respond with Rescue 23 and other units on TAC 9[2], Pavonia Road and Tamiami.
04:07
Craction, 426.
04:08
No.
04:15
I can barely copy you.
04:16
I believe you want to be put on the crash.
04:20
104, the vehicle accident with the phone machines.
04:24
104, you're on the radio channel, TAC 9[2] as the event.
04:27
I'll put you on it.
04:34
Commander, RESTN, 2.3.
04:35
You'll have a 7-year-old with a broken right arm.
04:42
Badge 23 is on scene.
04:45
RISC 23 copy, 7-year-old male with broken right arm for the command.
04:49
Copy.
04:51
We're going to make patient contact now.
04:56
RISC 23, patient contact.
04:58
Yes.
05:02
That's it, 23, route.
05:04
Copy, route, engine 23.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
[2]
TAC 9: Designated tactical radio channel 9 used for coordinated field or incident operations.
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Location mentioned:
Albee Rd W & N Tamiami Trl, Laurel, FL 34275
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