Single-vehicle crash with medical emergency on Western Ave, Dixmont ME
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TrafficA single-vehicle crash occurred on Western Ave near the Newburgh line in Dixmont. The driver is believed to have had a medical emergency before the crash. Emergency services responded to the scene and administered care to the patient.
Audio|Heard on: Hampden Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Attention, Hampden Ambulance.
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Hampden Ambulance, you requested to Dixmont on Western Ave near the Newburgh line,
00:07
for a single vehicle personal injury crash.
00:11
Driver believed to have a medical event before crashing.
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Medcom is unavailable.
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Postcut is clear.
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It's 1925.
00:24
But I'm Scott from Hampden 2-77.
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27-click.
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You can show 289, 277 en route.
00:34
I'll take a general for station coverage.
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104 have 277, 289 en route.
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And I'll stand by for page there.
01:07
This PRCC transmitting a general tone for Hampden Fire for station coverage.
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Again, PRCC transmitting a general tone for Hampden Fire for station coverage, time is 1928.
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Six prompts.
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Go to the Code 16.
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104 for a second.
01:33
Okay, from 289, we're going to be switching over to Pentfire 2.
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104-289. Be advised as going to relay, Dave, they administered one nitro to the patient.
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Okay, 104. First responders on, Dean, I'm assuming.
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10-4[1]. We did also start Newport that way with an ambulance, but they requested you because they thought you'd be closer.
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10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Western Ave, Dixmont, ME
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