Vehicle leaves road and hits sign near Holmes Rd, Scarborough ME
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible single-vehicle crash near Holmes Road in Scarborough. A vehicle apparently struck a sign and went into a ditch. The male driver was seen attempting to remove the vehicle from the ditch. No injuries or additional hazards were reported at the time of the radio traffic.
Audio|Heard on: Cumberland County Public Safety
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01:24
Transcript:
00:00
Six to 14.
00:01
Caller struck a sign and is in the ditch.
00:03
Check.
00:04
Operator struck a sign and is in the ditch.
00:06
Calling party stated they attempted to help him out.
00:09
Operator seems 1043, 1053.
00:13
I'll call them back.
00:20
Terrible.
00:21
So.
00:24
Good luck.
00:28
Yes, governor, I can head over with 20.
00:35
This is 52.
00:38
Go ahead.
00:44
One thirty-eight south.
00:47
Close reporting, check thirty-six south now.
00:49
The caller reported a white Jeep Grand Cherokee swerving between lanes almost causing accidents, gave a plate of (number withheld).
01:00
Possible template.
01:04
Correction, two fire alarm engine 2A1 on scene.
01:08
Copy, engine 2A1 on scene.
01:15
20 and 28, calling party had to leave.
01:19
The vehicle is still there.
01:20
They said that a male was trying to get the vehicle out.
01:21
Comes back to a subject right up the road, near Holmes Road.
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Location mentioned:
Holmes Rd, Scarborough, ME 04074
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