Two-vehicle collision on Orange near Euclid and Prosa, Orange CA
TrafficFire units responded to a two-vehicle traffic collision near Euclid and Prosa in Orange. Both vehicles remained upright and all occupants were out safely. Two patients were evaluated on site but declined further medical transport. Emergency services managed the situation without requiring additional ambulances.
Audio|Source: MetroNet Fire North Alt Tac 2N
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Transcript:
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Quentin Tyone, units responding, reported to be an overturned vehicle,
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Orange Thor, Prosa, Euclid,
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nothing further.
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Hold on the time, one copy.
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For Italian 1, all respond to units, 1 engine 2 is on scene with the board given location.
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It looks like we have a two vehicle T.C.[1]
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Both vehicles are upright and it appears that all occupants are out.
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One is choosing the investigating.
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Standby.
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Welcome to the time. I'm going to copy.
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Two vehicle T.C.[1]
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We'll tend to investigate further.
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All units continuing.
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Floor retire one for engine two.
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We have two patients only, no expectation needs, floating two can handle with the ambulance.
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Copy that. You're going to need another ambulance.
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Both patients are denying right now, so we'll hold off on another area.
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We can handle what we have.
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Talk to that, break, Metronet for Fultzumptime 1.
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Fultz engine to handle,
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happily handling two patients.
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Sounds like they're going to sign IMA.
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Go ahead and give up to November, go back to two goals.
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Measure Cappi, pull engine two, phone name and pull on the handle.
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Reminder the balance of the handle.
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We'll clear to November.
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T.C.: Traffic Collision
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Orange, CA
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