Traffic collision causes injuries on us 41 in Indiana, Gibson County IN
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TrafficA traffic collision involving multiple vehicles occurred on US 41 near State Road 68 in Indiana. Two patients reported neck and chest pain. Major front-end damage was sustained by a Ford Ranger and a Ford Edge. Tow trucks were required to clear the vehicles from the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Knox County & Gibson County Public Safety
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02:48
Transcript:
00:00
Medic 5, need you to signal 8, 1050 PI, going to be 41 northbound, just south of State Road 68.
00:08
They're requesting a second ambulance at this time for a patient with neck and chest pain, neck and chest pain caused by 1050 PI,
00:17
41, just south, State Road 68, K-36373, 1833.
00:34
Permit (number withheld), repeating (number withheld).
00:47
Clear.
01:07
Union 954 comes back on a Maroon, Ford Edge.
01:30
Florida learner permit L Lincoln,
01:34
(number withheld), repeating Lincoln (number withheld).
01:44
(number withheld).
01:52
Clear on Part 2.
01:57
You could make me primary dispatch.
02:02
Clear 16.
02:06
A record for 2.
02:11
Can you just verify that with the edge? We're going to need a record for that.
02:17
10-9[1], I'm sorry.
02:21
Are we going to need a record for the Ford Edge as well?
02:25
Yeah, she's not valid.
02:28
Claire, just west, I'm going to be needing a wrecker for a Ford Ranger and a Ford Edge,
02:34
both with major front-hand damage.
02:39
We're clear, we'll have it on the way.
02:43
Vehicle 3 is advising that they can drive it away once we release them from the scene.
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10-9: Repeat last transmission
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US-41, Indiana
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