Two-vehicle crash with injury on I-35 north of I-435, Johnson County KS
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a two-vehicle collision with injuries on northbound I-35, just north of I-435 in Kansas. Units on scene reported moderate vehicle damage. One patient was transported to Menorah Medical Center in stable condition, and I-35 command was established for coordination.
Audio|Heard on: Johnson County Kansas Fire and EMS
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02:22
Transcript:
00:00
Injury accident code two, send engine 52, current 94, medic 1152 northbound I-35 north of I-435.
00:19
Assist ladder 71.
00:21
Near West 61st Street.
00:34
1143 contact fire can clear.
00:49
1153 patient contact advising engine 82 can clear.
00:56
Engine 82 copies will clear on me.
01:05
Engine 82 is clear.
01:12
Echo 50 transport one to Menorah.
01:19
Hello, good day dispatch.
01:22
Fire call to 50, repeat your transport destination.
01:25
Menorah.
01:28
Ten four, I'll show you transporting.
01:34
Squad 40 clear.
01:45
Attention, 52 on scene.
01:47
Two vehicles, moderate damage.
01:49
Beyond investigating, you have I-35 command.
01:54
Engine 52 on scene.
01:55
Two vehicles, moderate damage or establishing I-35 command?
02:06
1134 is clear.
02:09
Medic 1134, please.
02:16
Okay, dispatch.
02:17
One patient stable.
02:20
I-35 command, advising one stable patient.
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Location mentioned:
I-435, Kansas
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