Vehicle crash with driver extrication on highway 19, Goodhue County MN
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle crashed on highway 19 and 91st Avenue near Cannon Falls. The crash involved a Subaru requiring the driver to be extricated. At least two patients were involved, and a second ambulance was requested.
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01:53
Transcript:
00:00
First, guys, we are going to need extrication.
00:02
A patient is conscious talking to me at the moment.
00:07
Copy, extrication needed.
00:09
Good road.
00:14
Copy rescue on at 516.
00:21
You can pull up.
00:23
There's a couple vehicles behind me.
00:30
When you pull up, uh,
00:37
you can pull all the way up to the accident in front of my vehicle.
00:41
It's going to be a Subaru,
00:44
four door,
00:45
extrication needed on the driver's side.
01:00
Inrod at 518.
01:01
Kid of all the next three on scene.
01:04
Mike 3, 522.
01:10
Dispatch, do we have a second ambulance in there on?
01:17
Slared one going around so far.
01:19
Do you need a second one?
01:23
Termin of the one vehicle as a driver may need to be looked at as well.
01:31
Copy.
01:32
Okay.
01:40
Spetched Cannavals, animals, looking for a second rig to respond to Highway 19 and 91st Avenue for a second patient involved in a two-eagle head on crash.
01:49
Dispatch Cannon Falls Ambulance for a second rig to respond.
01:52
Time page 520.
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Location mentioned:
MN-19 & 91st Ave Wy, Cannon Falls Township, MN 55009
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