Multi-vehicle crash near Bonaventure Blvd and Indian Trace, Weston FL
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a multi-vehicle crash near Bonaventure Blvd and Indian Trace in Weston. Initial reports indicated two to three vehicles were involved, one of which struck a tree and another went into nearby bushes. There was heavy damage, and one person may have been trapped inside a vehicle. Additional rescue units were requested.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Fire/Rescue Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Units responding to the vehicle accident, we...
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Press 2ndiore 1743.
00:06
He's response to the vehicle accident, two vehicles, one hit a tree, one in the bushes.
00:12
To receive that this time.
00:17
Northbound, just north of the three vehicles involved with major damage.
00:23
No, there's going to work.
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Accident near Bonaventure Blvd and Indian Trace.
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I'm sorry, sorry.
00:36
It's going to be a blue pickup, a white van,
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and a gray SUV.
00:48
Copy. Blue pick-up, white van, gray SUV.
00:51
Starting Daly.
00:54
Okay. Okay.
00:58
Update notes advise possible extrication involved.
01:02
Would you like additional units?
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Happy 15. I'm arrived with us affirmative.
01:08
Go ahead and send us one extra rescue.
01:11
We have two vehicles with heavy damage, one in the tree.
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Heavy damage, one hit the tree.
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Looks like one occupant still inside.
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I'll be assuming command.
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Location mentioned:
Bonaventure Blvd & Indian Trace, Weston, FL 33326
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