Two-vehicle crash injures two near Wirt Road, Fayette County TN
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a two-vehicle head-on collision near Wirt Road and Cross Creek Drive in Tennessee. A woman in her sixties was trapped in her vehicle with chest and head pain, and a man in his seventies also reported chest pain. Oakland police and multiple fire and rescue units were dispatched to assist at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Oakland Fire
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01:18
Transcript:
00:00
EMS Oakland units, station four first responders.
00:02
Wirt Road at Cross Creek Drive has a two-vehicle head-on collision.
00:08
Sixty-five-year-old female trapped, complaining of chest and head pain.
00:14
Airbag deployed.
00:15
Oakland PD is en route.
00:18
Vehicle identified as a Nissan Rogue.
00:20
Again, Wirt Road at Cross Creek Drive.
00:23
Come out five fifty-six.
00:30
Back out on scene, pulling up.
00:33
Unit four, five fifty-seven.
00:40
Unit four, be advised second driver is out of the vehicle.
00:49
Fireground, still rescue units.
00:52
Engine forty-eight en route.
00:54
Rescue four, engine forty-five.
01:02
Firecom unit four, second driver.
01:04
Seventy-year-old male complaining of chest pain.
01:07
Do you want a second unit?
01:13
Ask fire company to start a second unit.
01:17
Unit four coming.
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Location mentioned:
Wirt Rd & Cross Creek Dr, Tennessee 38060
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