Vehicle crashed through fence near Federal Street, Greenfield MA
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TrafficA vehicle crashed through a wooden fence near Federal Street. The driver stayed inside the vehicle. Fire and police units arrived and requested a tow to remove the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Greenfield Police & Fire Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
02:53
Transcript:
00:00
First of April, you're at 1429.
00:02
She did not report any airbag deployment or injuries, unsure, on any sort of fluids due to being on the fence.
00:09
Pretty simple.
00:16
Forest are just that I'll be going for.
00:20
Dispatch, engine 3 is responding to near Federal Street car that ran through a fence.
00:28
Hold on, 4131.
00:31
Ready.
00:34
4-0 to sask.
00:36
Go ahead.
00:40
Here's my two.
00:42
Two, Mike, Delta, 944, 2 MD 944.
00:49
2MD2.2 on scene.
00:54
Car through a wooden fence.
00:56
Driver's still on the vehicle.
00:58
Get back to you.
01:00
714.4.
01:02
R2M4. RFC. RECD,
01:06
zero on scene.
01:07
Carvers still on the vehicle, 1431.
01:14
1405.
01:18
Go ahead.
01:20
Can you ask a code? Can you ask a code at the server, please?
01:32
Ma'am, could you go again?
01:39
Dispatch, engine 3 is on-scene.
01:43
TOTR, please, so pull the vehicle out.
01:47
All right,
01:48
thank you. On scene, 1433.
01:52
4-0. You want to see if that's their fence too?
02:00
Wait as long as we'll see Lex.
02:07
Just bash one.
02:08
151.
02:11
Oh.
02:17
Can a return phone call to a (name withheld) regarding a 209A first training order violation?
02:25
Copy.
02:28
Okay.
02:32
6-7-6.
02:34
Go ahead.
02:39
The vehicle is on or out.
02:42
I'll take an AC.
02:49
Your accident number is 490.490.
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Location mentioned:
Federal St, Greenfield, MA 01301
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