Two-vehicle collision blocks road at Chico Way and Country Lane, Kitsap County WA
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TrafficEmergency responders attended a two-vehicle collision blocking Chico Way at Country Lane. Injuries are unknown, and law enforcement was requested at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Kitsap County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, Bremerton City Police
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02:16
Transcript:
00:00
Rescue 64, BLS green response for a motor vehicle collision, Chico Way Northwest and NW Country Lane.
00:07
Rescue 64, BLS Green Response for a Motor Vehicle Collision, Chico Way Northwest and NW Country Lane.
00:14
Time up 737, WQEM-301.
00:24
Mr. Frank Units, the vigil check with aid for an unknown injury, blocking collision, Chico, and Country Lane.
00:36
Information pending at 739.
00:40
Item 9-2 MCT,
00:42
for that collision you will be looking for a Kia and a Nissan Altima.
00:48
Cancom, Paul 471, we'll be in the end of that unwired on 4th Street.
00:58
Call 471,
00:59
742.
01:05
Can you get a SIMCOM information?
01:08
Go ahead.
01:10
We did get the caller back on the line.
01:12
She believes it could be early onset dementia.
01:19
Copy. Okay 8-8-743.
01:29
X-3-142, I'm in the area.
01:31
Stay-in-bye.
01:34
X-ray 142 at 743.
01:35
X-ray 142 at 743.
01:46
Rescue 64, go ahead.
01:52
On scene,
01:54
two vehicles, one of them is blocking Chico Way right at Country Lane.
01:58
Law enforcement will need to respond.
01:59
We'll be checking for Christmas.
02:07
Rescue 64, I'll be ranking on scene with the two vehicles, one which is blocking right at Country Lane.
02:13
Checking for injuries and law enforcement continue as 745.
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Location mentioned:
Chico Way NW & Country Ln NW, Kitsap Lake, WA 98312
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