Two-vehicle collision with injuries on Ocean Gateway, Easton MD
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a two-vehicle crash occurred near the south end of the Ocean Gateway bypass. A woman sustained a neck injury and a child was also hurt.
Audio|Heard on: Talbot County Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
01:26
Transcript:
00:00
Rescue Box 6.3, Station 60, Permanick, 96, motor vehicle collision, area of Ocean Gateway, south end of the bypass.
00:12
Bloc 630 Station 6C Peremic 90 suites NBC area version Gateway south end of the bypass here 949.
00:23
49 86 responding.
00:26
Paramedic 96 responding 0950.
00:33
Elton of Parenthood 996, your son, a rest of box 63 for motor vehicle collision.
00:37
I have Ocean Gateway south end of the bypass.
00:39
It's going to be two vehicles involved.
00:41
There's a female with a neck injury and a son with an injury.
00:46
They also have Down syndrome and Easton's a level 4.
00:51
Okay.
00:57
We're at C-61 with 4.
01:00
Rescue 61 Respondon, 095Pick.
01:07
Pellotunner, RISC 61, your respondent, RISC, Max, 63 for motor vehicle collision area of Ocean Gateway.
01:13
It's off end of the bypass.
01:14
It's going to be right there at the light.
01:16
Two vehicles involved.
01:18
There's two patients with injuries.
01:21
EPDs on location.
01:24
You walked out.
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Location mentioned:
Easton Pkwy & Ocean Gateway, Easton, MD 21601
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