Driver trapped in overturned cement truck crash
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Albemarle County VA Regional Fire-Tac
02:25
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Attending 201 engines, 100 and twenty-one, eighty-three, medic 40 , truck eleven.
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Show you are responding to (number withheld) Buck Mountain Road.
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Part of vehicle crash.
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This originally came in as a crash notification, and a caller advised that a cement truck was overturned.
00:17
They believe it just happened.
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The wheels were still spinning.
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They believe that the male is still inside of the vehicle, trapped.
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Caller had to leave the scene to be able to get started.
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Just a call.
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We then also received another 911 call.
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Open line, we heard beeping and a male and then silence.
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No response to the call taker.
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Unsure if this is going to be the driver of that vehicle.
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ACC is responding to Buck Mountain Road.
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We just received a text to 911 reporting trapped and injured.
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I believe this is going to be the driver.
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ACC Battalion 201.
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Go ahead. We just received an additional call.
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They were advising.
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That a lot of fuel is leaking from the truck.
01:00
Do you want to add hazmat to this?
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Do we know the type of vehicle? Is it just a pickup truck or is it a commercial larger?
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I believe it's going to be a commercial cement truck.
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Yeah, I can go ahead and add hazmat.
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Units responding to Buck Mountain Road, we did get an additional caller that was able to check the status of the patient.
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He is. Breathing, has a seatbelt on.
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He is trapped.
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Agency 940, I see you're approaching.
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We have another caller on the line stating that the fuel is leaking and there's burning underneath and they saw a spark.
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Use caution.
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940, okay.
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ACC Medic 40 is on scene.
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We do have a cement truck overturned on the driver's side.
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Fuel leaking.
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Medic 40 Bravo will be in command.
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Medic 40, you're on location.
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Overturned cement truck on the driver's side.
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You do have fuel leaking.
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Medic 40 Bravo has command here.
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859.
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ACC, I'm command.
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Go ahead.
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Patients. Trapped.
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He is awake.
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This will be a working incident or working extrication.
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When units are out.
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Okay, and command advising patient is trapped.
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They are awake.
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Working extrication.
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5 o'clock.
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