Two car crash causes chest pain near sc 9 and shirley road, Fort Lawn SC
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a motor vehicle accident occurred near SC 9 and Shirley Road in Fort Lawn, South Carolina. Two cars were involved. One person reported chest pain and was attended by emergency personnel.
Audio|Heard on: Chester County Fire and EMS
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01:45
Transcript:
00:00
Station 2, EMS4, MVA, unknown injury, Shirley Road at Highway 9.
00:04
Stand by for further.
00:06
Two cars.
00:40
Station 2, Firefighter Team at 4, Great Falls, Road to the area of Lando Highway and Shirley Road for an NBA.
00:47
And Station 2, Firefighter, Zemis for a Great Paul's Rescue, respond to the area of Lando Highway and Shirley Row for an NBA.
00:54
We're not 1, just to clear, (number withheld).
01:00
Since the area MS 4.
01:02
Good.
01:04
They're out.
01:06
Good for.
01:11
If your two levels are out.
01:15
Since then, four, you're on Lincoln Highway and Shirley Road.
01:17
We do have a firefighter on scene.
01:19
One patient complained in a chest pain, it could be a two-part NBA.
01:23
No further information at some.
01:26
Two 11, copy.
01:28
21, Fort Long One.
01:31
Three.
01:33
You'll ride on scene, go to the second vehicle sitting in the medium and protect that eastern lane.
01:39
She's sitting partially in the roadway.
01:41
The other one's in the medium.
01:44
Okay.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
SC-9 & Shirley Rd, Fort Lawn, SC 29714
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