Rollover crash leaves occupants trapped on Preston Rd, Frisco TX
Please note:
This is not an official report. The headline and summary are generated by automated AI systems from public-safety dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.
TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a rollover crash involving two vehicles near the intersection of State Highway 121 and Preston Road in Frisco. One vehicle was on its side with two occupants reportedly trapped inside, while a person in the second vehicle complained of chest pain. Multiple ambulances were dispatched to assist, and the scene required vehicle extrication and lane closures on southbound Preston Road.
Audio|Heard on: Collin TX Fire-Tac Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
02:40
Transcript:
Engine two, medic two, showing you both en route. It's going to be for a vehicle that is flipped on its side. They're going to be on Preston southbound. You looking for a blue SUV? Looks like we're getting multiple calls about it. We're still gathering. Blocker one, did you say you're en route? Units on the MCB, be advised this has been upgraded to an extraction per OnStar. They're saying there are two. Two people trapped inside a vehicle. First go is Engine Two. Engine Two, got two vehicles involved—one on its side and one upright. I'll be establishing Preston Command as you be out triaging. Receiving, out with two vehicles, one on its side, one upright. Showing you Preston Command. Rescue One, Battalion One. Truck Three showing y'all en route. It's going to be for two vehicles in accident. One vehicle is on its side and there are two occupants unable to get out of their vehicle. We do have Engine Two on scene. First call is Preston Command. Command? Send me another medic, we're totaled two. Freezing. Command this Walker One, pull up on your seat. Walker One, just give us an advanced block here on Preston. I'm having trouble. A truck come in and take one from one. Copy that. Rescue One, Preston Command. Go ahead, Mayor Rescue One. You can take Preston Road all the way up and you're going to go westbound on the service road 121 and I'll back you up here. We're on the corner. We got the windshield out. Occupants can't move. We're going to need to do further on this. But I got a parking spot for you right here by the vehicle. Rescue one, copy. First coming to Creeks on your route. You've been added for an additional patient? I heard you. Truck three is commanding. When you approach, if you can actually just come in front of engine two. We're going to keep the southbound Preston closed to one lane. Provide us with additional blocking and use your equipment. Reesey, come in front of Engine Two. Battalion One, go ahead. Okay, we have a total of three priority three patients. Two in one vehicle, unable to get out through the front windshield. One in the second vehicle complaining of chest pain. Med two is going to be transporting the continual. I do have a second medic en route. Okay. Press Battalion One on scene. Battalion One's got us in 121. Correction, Preston Command. Go ahead and start me a third ambulance for a trouble with three. Received Battalion One showing you Preston Command adding a third ambulance.
Engine two, medic two, showing you both en route. It's going to be for a vehicle that is flipped on its side. They're going to be on Preston southbound. You looking for a blue SUV? Looks like we're getting multiple calls about it. We're still gathering. Blocker one, did you say you're en route? Units on the MCB, be advised this has been upgraded to an extraction per OnStar. They're saying there are two. Two people trapped inside a vehicle. First go is Engine Two. Engine Two, got two vehicles involved—one on its side and one upright. I'll be establishing Preston Command as you be out triaging. Receiving, out with two vehicles, one on its side, one upright. Showing you Preston Command. Rescue One, Battalion One. Truck Three showing y'all en route. It's going to be for two vehicles in accident. One vehicle is on its side and there are two occupants unable to get out of their vehicle. We do have Engine Two on scene. First call is Preston Command. Command? Send me another medic, we're totaled two. Freezing. Command this Walker One, pull up on your seat. Walker One, just give us an advanced block here on Preston. I'm having trouble. A truck come in and take one from one. Copy that. Rescue One, Preston Command. Go ahead, Mayor Rescue One. You can take Preston Road all the way up and you're going to go westbound on the service road 121 and I'll back you up here. We're on the corner. We got the windshield out. Occupants can't move. We're going to need to do further on this. But I got a parking spot for you right here by the vehicle. Rescue one, copy. First coming to Creeks on your route. You've been added for an additional patient? I heard you. Truck three is commanding. When you approach, if you can actually just come in front of engine two. We're going to keep the southbound Preston closed to one lane. Provide us with additional blocking and use your equipment. Reesey, come in front of Engine Two. Battalion One, go ahead. Okay, we have a total of three priority three patients. Two in one vehicle, unable to get out through the front windshield. One in the second vehicle complaining of chest pain. Med two is going to be transporting the continual. I do have a second medic en route. Okay. Press Battalion One on scene. Battalion One's got us in 121. Correction, Preston Command. Go ahead and start me a third ambulance for a trouble with three. Received Battalion One showing you Preston Command adding a third ambulance.
Disclaimer:
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:
State Hwy 121 & TX-289, Frisco, TX 75035
This shows a Google Street View of the area near the location, which might not be the exact address.
Correct
Incorrect
Note:
Auto-generated from live dispatch audio, which may contain errors. Dispatch calls are not confirmed incidents. Always verify with official sources.
