Two-car crash near Del Monte and Sloat Ave, Monterey CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a possible injury traffic accident involving two vehicles at the intersection of Del Monte Avenue and Sloat Avenue in Monterey. Early reports indicated a white sedan and a red car with moderate damage and leaking fluids. No fire was observed, and one of those involved later advised that there were no injuries.
Audio|Heard on: Monterey Peninsula Fire Dispatch - Command 35
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Transcript:
00:00
All right, Station Eleven.
00:01
It's an unknown injury accident, Del Monte Avenue and Sloat Avenue.
00:09
Take Engine Eleven and Truck Eleven respond to an unknown injury accident on Del Monte Avenue and Sloat Avenue.
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Time now 13 twenty-seven.
00:21
Engine 11, truck 11, copy responding.
00:23
Time now 1329.
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It's going to be for a white sedan versus red Chevy Volt.
00:29
The white sedan is in the middle of the road with fluid and steam coming out of it, negative any flames.
00:35
It's had multiple RPs.
00:36
One of you involved is advising non-injury accident.
00:44
Fire combat, this is 11 at that scene.
00:45
We're in the intersection of Del Monte and Sloat.
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Two vehicles, moderate damage, we're investigating.
00:51
Copy, 1332.
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Location mentioned:
Sloat Ave & Del Monte Ave, Monterey, CA 93940
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