Crash on Husker Highway leaves one trapped, Hall County NE
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a crash at Husker Highway and US Highway 30 West, where one person was trapped in a vehicle. Multiple rescue and law enforcement units were sent to assist with extrication and traffic control. One patient was taken to St. Francis Hospital for medical treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Grand Island Police, Fire and EMS
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08:9
Transcript:
00:00
Officer on scene advised continue west, continue west, and he does have one patient pinned.
00:07
Yep, understood.
00:09
I seen him on the curve.
00:14
810.
00:16
208 GIEC, 208 en route, two on board.
00:21
810.
00:26
I am down. Am I?
00:36
Both vehicles are upright.
00:38
Front end, front end damage.
00:45
Eight seven, go ahead.
00:52
PD is offering assistance if you'd like.
01:03
C937.
01:07
87, would you advise EMTs to step it up if they can? I have a subject in the back.
01:17
Eastbound lanes.
01:28
Two.
01:36
It was.
01:41
Eight seven EC.
01:45
Go ahead.
01:49
We have possible 1065.
01:55
Hey Tom.
02:00
When not busy, just attached 28 farm (number withheld).
02:05
Twenty eight farm (number withheld).
02:12
When you come down Husker Highway to New 30, come down the eastbound lanes.
02:18
They're going to shut down the traffic.
02:38
Two 187. Rescue three is complete.
02:51
Rescue three will be en route St. Francis for medication.
03:01
Two zero three GHZ, 203 is on scene.
03:07
Eight 13. Zero eight to GIC.
03:16
Nine 32.
03:21
Can you see if State Patrol has anyone available to help farther west so A and B don't have to stay there the whole time?
03:30
We're going to end up shutting down both lanes coming into.
03:38
How far west are you wanting?
03:44
Just the next intersection where they can turn eastbound traffic off of 30 before Huxford.
03:56
Escort or prisoner transport.
04:12
Ambulance two, GIEC.
04:17
Ambulance two.
04:20
Could you dispatch rescue three to this location for extrication?
04:37
Nine (number withheld), do you read me?
04:41
Nine (number withheld).
04:45
Seven 41. Eight 15.
04:53
Call update.
04:58
Rescue three, assist with motor vehicle crash.
05:01
Rural response at Husker Highway and US Highway 30 West.
05:27
Highway 30.
05:35
We need to get traffic control started at least at New 30 and Husker Highway.
05:39
It's our part of their back, pushing traffic into the right lane and slowing it down.
05:46
We have responders on both sides of the road.
05:50
We also have State Patrol and deputies on scene.
05:58
Understood.
05:59
Two zero eight is currently providing traffic control.
06:06
Eight 16.
06:17
That'd be great.
06:18
We're going to get backed up here real quick.
06:24
Advise where you want PD.
06:28
If they can just go farther back from my unit,
06:32
another probably quarter,
06:35
10th of a mile or so,
06:37
just past where they can see my lights and people slowing down.
06:44
Are you clear for traffic?
06:47
Thank you.
06:50
Eight 17. Car one, car five, can you come down here please?
07:07
Seven,
07:09
were you able to attach that plate (number withheld)?
07:20
Rescue three, one two,
07:31
Hall County Fire.
07:39
This is real car one, rescue three.
07:40
Go ahead.
07:44
You just need us for assistance or actual jobs? Someone trapped.
07:51
We'll need your assistance.
07:52
We need to use your Rams to push this front end open, please.
07:59
Copy that. You want the Ram? We'll be there shortly.
08:05
You can come down the westbound lane.
08:08
Oh, you got pretty fast.
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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:
US-30 & W Husker Hwy, Center Township, NE 68810
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