Multi-vehicle crash on I-285 near Glenwood Rd, Dekalb County GA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 285 near Glenwood Road in Georgia. One jeep was overturned on the shoulder. There were reports of multiple vehicles involved, but no entrapments. One person was classified as an alpha patient, indicating serious injuries. Engine crews and medical personnel managed the scene.
Audio|Heard on: DeKalb County Fire Rescue
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02:56
Transcript:
00:00
AMR 810, advanced medical 55, engine 7 motor vehicle accident, Interstate 285 southbound before Glenwood Road.
00:09
Quinn 24, battalion chief 3, fire attack 3.
00:13
AMR 810, advanced medical 55, engine 7 motor vehicle accident, Interstate 285 south before Glenwood Road.
00:41
All units clear and responding.
00:43
It's going to be Fire Tac 3 upon arrival.
01:08
We're 285 eastbound or left shoulder of 285.
01:12
Attending call, advising it's going to be 285 northbound on Glenwood.
01:33
AMR 810 is on scene.
01:39
Going to be a jeep overturned, 2nd turn traffic.
02:18
There is going to be a negative entrapment.
02:20
I've got one car overturned on this left shoulder.
02:24
Driver's out. It's going to be an alpha patient.
02:52
Engine seven and med unit will be able to handle it.
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Location mentioned:
Glenwood Rd, Georgia
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