Single vehicle crashes through wall; one trapped patient, Mesa AZ
TrafficA vehicle crashed through a block wall at the intersection of South Val Vista Drive and East Pueblo Avenue. The car was heavily damaged. There were two patients: one trapped passenger without a pulse, possibly deceased or critical, and one patient already removed from the vehicle. Another possible injured person is a homeowner who may have been hurt when the vehicle hit the wall. Emergency crews worked to extricate the trapped patient and provide medical care on the scene.
Audio|Source: Mesa Fire, Gilbert Fire, Queen Creek Fire
07:58
Transcript:
00:00
Is that number correct that you have for them, the 252-773-7175? No, I'm actually going to correct it. 8175, but otherwise it should be good. Okay, I'll try to give them a call right before I try the phone. Thank you.
00:29
South Valvista Drive and East Pueblo Avenue, Medi-252. Medi-252, C-DIC-2. 252, Code 3[1]. METIC 252, code 3. C2. C2. NETO5, go ahead. NCHO-5 is on scene at Valvista and Pueblo.
00:56
We do look like we have a single vehicle through the block wall off of VALVista. Passenger door is open, so I'm assuming a patient may be extricated or a driver door, I apologize. Engine G05 will be put below, or VALVSA command command will be stationary in the Cabot 205. We'll be getting a trailer report. The alarm copies, InJ205 is on scene of a single vehicle MBA[2] through a block wall.
01:25
On VALVista, you do have the driver door open on that vehicle. Engine 205 is going to be Valvista Command. Command will be stationary in the cab of Engine 205, Trials, Apollo. Engine 210 on scene. 306 on scene. Copy engine 210. I'm going to make you a treatment sector. 210 copies treatment.
01:51
206 is not saying. Captain standby inch 206. Command the ladder 206? Ladder 206. Dave, you guys will be hazard sector trying to give me a 360 being all clear on that vehicle and so any hazards on that. Copy that way hazard sector, getting you a 360 on the vehicle.
02:20
9204 is unseen, saying to afford to command. Okay, I copied your initial report, single vehicle, heavy damage, doors open, unknown if a patient's still involved or inside the vehicle. I'll go ahead and assume Velvista command. I'll have you move forward with your crew, and currently right now I'll have you work under treatment sector engine 210.
02:45
I'll be that. I've yet to get a triage report, so I'll try and get you an update the triage report. Hazards command. As unit.
02:56
Hazard sector, lighter 206.
02:59
Head hazard sector.
03:01
So we do have the patient.
03:02
She's in the passenger seat of the vehicle.
03:04
She has no pulse at this time.
03:05
We're going to look at possibly executing.
03:07
Copy of the patient, trauma code, and the front seat working towards executing.
03:12
Battalion 204 to an alarm.
03:13
Tijuana, go ahead.
03:14
T9204 is going to assume about this to command.
03:16
We do have one vehicle through a block wall of heavy damage with one code in the front seat.
03:21
We're still working on obtaining a trash port.
03:23
Crews are going to start executing.
03:24
Command is going to be in the cap.
03:25
Tain 204, located just the west.
03:27
Go ahead, dispatch a second liar code 3.
03:28
Alarm copies, the Italian 24 is going to be assuming novice to command.
03:32
If you have one vehicle on a block wall, you do have one code in the front C.
03:35
Crew is going to start extrication or start an additional hand-belt code, correction, additional ladder, code 3.
03:41
Command engine 205.
03:43
Engine 205.
03:44
You get me a trash report as soon as possible.
03:46
Okay.
03:47
Okay. Did I hear you asking for a confirmation of a triage report?
04:03
That's forever if I still need a triage report.
04:06
Okay, it looks like we have a total of two patients, one dead dying, one immediate.
04:10
Two total patients, we have one immediate, one dead die and one request requiring extrication.
04:20
Our immediate is already extricated in the treatment area right now.
04:24
It's a male, unknown age.
04:26
Command copies.
04:27
Command Engine 206.
04:31
Engine 206.
04:33
Reports earlier about the homeowner need evaluation and possible cuts from the vehicle going through.
04:38
I'll make you east sector.
04:39
Have your crew go forward with your gear and locate that homeowner and give me a report back.
04:44
Edge 26 copies to me, sector, evaluating, homeowner.
04:47
Medic 252, command.
04:48
252? Medics 252 is approaching for the south.
04:52
Copy your approach from the south.
04:53
Come into the scene, find safe location to stage your apparatus.
04:56
Currently have two patients at this time, one immediate, one dead dying, possibly a third patient.
05:02
So stage out your apparatus just to the south.
05:04
Committee 252, we copy.
05:06
Pull armed ladder, 253, you can remain available.
05:08
Safety 2.04 to command.
05:09
Safety 204.
05:10
Currently, the vehicle is stabilized on the wall.
05:12
They're going to attempt to remove the vehicle, or excuse me, the patient from the vehicle.
05:15
I do recommend getting a protection line down on the ground and having that manned.
05:19
Copy, vehicles stable into the wall.
05:20
They're working on getting that one patient out of the vehicle and you're requesting a protection line.
05:25
And engine 205.
05:27
Engine 205.
05:28
Can you send back your engineer with one firefighter fully turned out pull of protection line in place as crews work to extricate the patient from the vehicle?
05:37
Copy that, we'll send our engineer and a firefighter turned out.
05:42
Hazard sector lighter 206 command.
05:43
The sector, go ahead.
05:44
So we're attempting to get the patient out of the driver's side of the vehicle.
05:48
Looks like she does have one leg trapped.
05:50
Why don't you go ahead and get me another execution unit started?
05:53
I copy a patient that is trapped in the vehicle has her legs stuck.
05:58
You're requesting a second layer.
05:59
I do have a, I did dispatch a second layer en route.
06:01
Colorado 2009 to command.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 3: Emergency response with lights and siren
[2]
MBA: Motor Vehicle Accident
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Location mentioned:
E Pueblo Ave & S Val Vista Dr, Mesa, AZ 85204
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