Vehicle hits utility pole near state highway causing trapped occupants, Parkman ME
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TrafficA vehicle hit a utility pole near State Highway 150 in Parkman, causing low-hanging wires. Two people, a woman and a nine-year-old child, were conscious but trapped in the vehicle due to snow. Fire and ambulance units responded to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Piscataquis County Sheriff and Fire
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
This is transmitting a box alarm for Guilford Fire, Station 7 in Mayo Ambulance.
00:05
Respond to the area near State Highway 150 in Parkman for reported vehicle crash.
00:12
It's going to be a car into a pole.
00:14
Take him out 760.
00:18
1703, Acknowledge page.
00:22
For 1703 at 7603 at 760.
00:27
112 Scots.
00:31
112, go ahead.
00:33
What was the location on that call?
00:38
112, it's going to be across from near State Highway 150 in Parkman.
00:45
It's going to be the open field center.
00:48
Good one.
00:57
703 responding.
01:04
Eleven tubes go to something and mile...
01:12
Do you know if they're still too fast in cost?
01:20
Scataquist units responding to State Highway 150 in Parkman.
01:25
There is a low hanging wire
01:29
due to that pole.
01:31
Believe it is going to be almost down, just be careful to that.
01:37
17-03 copies in so, thank you.
01:45
So Scott McClure for mail ambulance.
01:50
Go ahead.
01:54
Be advised, you've got two people still in the vehicle,
01:59
conscious and alert.
02:01
Sounds like they're stuck closely due to the snow, not the actual vehicle collision.
02:06
It's going to be a female adult and a nine-year-old child, does it?
02:11
Copy.
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Location mentioned:
ME-150, Parkman, ME 04443
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