Two car accident partially blocking road on East Main Street, Batavia NY
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TrafficThere was a two-car accident partially blocking the roadway near East Main Street between Lathrop and East Avenue. Basic life support and other units responded. A later request for lifting assistance was made near Byron-Holley Road south of Freeman Road.
Audio|Heard on: Genesee County Public Safety
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02:46
Transcript:
00:00
You respond over to near East Main Street between Lathrop and East Ave.
00:05
Two car accident, partially blocking.
00:11
Recite, down route.
00:13
Rule 7 to dispatch on location.
00:17
Copy 407, you have BLS 7 en route from the city.
00:24
Copy.
00:32
That's negative on the interest.
00:36
I see.
00:42
Merge wanted to dispatch.
00:44
Hi, we're in command.
00:48
Byrddney South Cardinals, Elvis Jones, for a lift the sister sign, please.
01:13
Byron, South Byron, Elbow, Manpower requested for lifting assistance,
01:18
near Byron-Holley Road south of Freeman Road.
01:37
Repeating Byron, South Byron, Elba, lifting assistance requested by 407 on location.
01:44
near Byron-Hawley Road, south of Freeman Road.
01:52
2043.
01:54
If fire just needs a lift assist, I can head that way if you be.
01:59
We see. I'll take down some time be.
02:06
7 and right will be off the exit.
02:08
Location 347.
02:15
551, zero.
02:19
Copy 551, responding near Rayron-Holly Road, south of Freeman Road.
02:28
1-5-2 is dating.
02:29
I'll be clear with the report.
02:32
Copy one, Fudge.
02:37
3-6-10, I'll be clear.
02:44
All right, it seems really sound appearance, I guess.
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E Main St, Batavia, NY 14020
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