Multi-vehicle accident with injuries on West South Range Road, North Lima OH
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a multi-vehicle traffic accident occurred near West South Range Road in North Lima. The accident involved injuries, including a broken leg and head injury. Emergency services from the Damascus Fire Department responded with ambulances for mutual aid.
Audio|Heard on: Mahoning OH Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:47
Transcript:
00:00
We've got three vehicles, heavy front end, two airbags deployed, and one.
00:05
Copy, two vehicles.
00:07
218.
00:08
In 11.
00:10
In Iraq.
00:11
Copy, en route.
00:13
217 radio on scene.
00:15
Copy, 2017-on-teen.
00:17
14 to 218.
00:19
18.
00:20
The station will be good for us.
00:23
Blas and constantly.
00:24
Pull up next to the red car.
00:26
Is that what you said? Copy that.
00:57
GF1 radio. GF1, go ahead.
01:00
Have Damascus respond also?
01:04
Copy.
01:05
Radio, I just need another ambulance from Damascus.
01:11
Damascus Fire for mutual aid accident with injury.
01:23
Damascus, an ambulance is needed near West South Range Road for accident with injury to previous.
01:33
Cutrock and stemline, one broken leg, one head injury.
01:37
Time out, 13.05.
01:39
2.18 to radio, 2.18, go on scene.
01:41
Copy me, 319 on scene.
01:43
Squad 4. Go ahead.
01:46
Turn out, Middx, squad.
Disclaimer:
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:
W South Range Rd, North Lima, OH 44452
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