Multi vehicle injury accident near Clinton Street and Three Rod, Erie County NY
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a multi-vehicle accident occurred near Clinton Street and Three Rod. Multiple fire and EMS units responded. There were minor injuries reported, including a man coughing up blood with difficulty breathing. Patients were transported to hospitals.
Audio|Heard on: Southern Erie County Fire Dispatch
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06:32
Transcript:
00:00
Alden, mutual aid with Marilla.
00:02
Requesting your ambulance to the scene for a multi-vehicle injury accident.
00:06
Clinton Street near Three Rod.
00:17
Alden, mutual aid with Marilla.
00:19
Request for your ambulance to the scene for a multi-vehicle injury accident.
00:22
Clinton Street near Three Rod.
00:24
Time out 1939, Lancaster Fire.
00:36
South of my eight are responding.
00:37
I can have two additional extrication equipment.
00:42
All right, currently two three will be sufficient.
00:49
Copy that.
00:56
Crittenden EMS, near Seal Road for a fifty-nine year old male coughing up blood, slightly labored breathing.
01:14
Crittenden EMS, near Steel Road for a fifty-nine year old male coughing up blood, slightly labored breathing.
01:21
Time out 1940, Lancaster Fire Council.
01:37
Lancaster, all nine going to Marilla.
01:40
All sign threes waiting for the gas company on Village Park.
01:47
Clear all the nine responding.
01:54
Lancaster, all eight responding to Marilla.
02:00
All the eight responding.
02:05
Lancaster, current to 992 and 701 going to Seal Road.
02:14
Crittenden 9271 responding 1941.
02:21
Erie County.
02:28
East Aurora, Alden 8 is responding to three ride.
02:36
Alden 8 responding.
02:41
Alden 91 responding.
02:45
Go ahead and commit.
02:51
I have Alma 8 to respond as well.
03:06
I'll mutually to Morello.
03:08
Request very ambulance to respond.
03:10
Clinton near Three Rod for the multiple car accident.
03:27
Morello, I disregard your tone.
03:47
Repeating for Alma, mutually with Maroa.
03:50
Request Peoria ambulance to respond Clinton and Three Rock for the four-car accident.
03:56
Calling engine one also.
04:00
Call line engine one on location.
04:03
All right, all right.
04:04
Crittenden units on location.
04:10
Crittenden nine location 1943.
04:15
After all nines is off location, we're going to switch to eight door.
04:21
Open night on location.
04:27
East Aurora Fire Control, this is Colesville Seven.
04:33
Colesville Seven on location at Cayuga and Three Rod.
04:40
We'll be shutting the road off.
04:46
That's clear, Colesville Seven.
04:55
Um, do you have the?
04:58
Cold Clinton Street to Mandy's truck.
05:06
Bro has AMR 262 on location.
05:13
That's clear. Coming from Mandy's truck.
05:21
All the need on low.
05:25
Quick and command, he's through.
05:28
Quick and command.
05:32
Chief, 20 minutes in, NYTEC's been notified of your closure.
05:36
And do you want us to notify MERS to notify any hospitals for your transport?
05:43
We're probably going to have a couple down to the county for now.
05:46
They're mostly minor injuries.
05:51
Three, we'll let them know.
05:59
East Brown Fire Department.
06:05
Clinton Command.
06:08
First patient in care at Colesville with ECMC.
06:14
Clear 1st patient in care of Colesville, late to ECMC, 1947.
06:25
East Rockford Fire, Clinton Command.
06:27
Patient's been evacuated.
06:30
Her patient's been extricated in 1947.
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Location mentioned:
Clinton St & Three Rod Rd, Marilla, NY 14004
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