Two vehicle head-on crash injures two in Caroline County, Caroline County MD
TrafficTwo cars collided head-on on Route 50 in Caroline County. Each car had one occupant. Both occupants were injured and are being treated by paramedics. One patient will be airlifted by helicopter due to serious injuries. The crash caused the closure of Route 50 in both directions to allow for emergency response and helicopter landing.
Audio|Source: Caroline, Queen Anne's, and Talbot Counties Fire
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Transcript:
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Now, so let me have two car head-on crash, and each car is occupied one time, so we'll all have two total patients.
00:05
One's definitely going to take that bird,
00:09
and then the other one might.
00:11
I believe Parameter 40 will be consoling with six times shortly to see if their patient will be flown out too.
00:17
If you're able to.
00:19
Maybe you can check and see if the aviation had already in route can take two patients.
00:25
Commander-D.
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Commander.
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We're currently a bad facility approximately 888 at ETA. We can stop the second part of that if you give us an update again.
00:35
That's you. Is that Trooper 1 or Trooper 6?
00:38
Trooper 4.
00:39
Okay,
00:41
the paramedic users are just getting here and assessing the patients. I'll have them go direct with you as soon as they have a better idea exactly what they have.
00:48
Squad four, disregard.
00:52
Two-port to command, you have LVMbrace for us.
00:55
You're gonna land you directly on Route 50.
00:57
It'll be Route 50 westbound,
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just west of Scotown.
01:02
I'm working on getting you a unit over there.
01:05
Commander Rescue 3.
01:07
Okay,
01:09
can you guys get here? I guess you're going to hop over to Harrington.
01:12
Give me in favor and stop about 100 yards short of the incident.
01:15
I'm going to have you land the trooper. Every trooper four, I'm thinking 50 westbound just west of the accident scene.
01:21
You might have to move a tractor trailer and a couple of passenger cars are in the way.
01:27
Super 4 to command, if you can close east and westbound side for that.
01:31
Please, Super 4. I think you were asking for both eastbound and westboundly shut down. Is that right?
01:36
That's affirmative. We need both sides of the highway shutdown, please.
01:39
Yeah, what makes that happen?
01:41
Risky 3 is approaching Arrington.
01:44
Risky 3 just be you to hop over at Arrington and handle the LZ[1].
01:48
Chris B3, copy.
01:50
Okay, Tony. Okay, Tony.
01:52
Okay, have any calls? Jim, it's one, triple four.
01:56
Two, four, good.
01:57
Two, before. I've got two to fly. I've got one,
02:00
Alpha-1, Peyton Airway this time. The other one's going to be a Bravo, too.
02:04
I don't know if you're comfortable thinking... We need to start a second aviation jacket.
02:09
Two-four, we'll start a second either right now. If we get on a ground and that's that further.
02:14
Quentin needs, we'll contact CISCON.
02:17
What's that, Quinn.
02:18
We are going to contact CISCON.
02:21
Queenie, that will be up B2. Bravo 2 for the second chopper.
02:24
Same spot, Rout 50, westbound, just west, Scott, now.
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Spanagan.
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Michigan, 3 is a little medication.
02:36
23, you'll be landing a helicopter to be Trooper 4. It sounds like pretty good two choppers now, so make sure we have enough room to land both choppers.
02:44
And then, Charg's going to shut down 50 eastbound at Arrington, and we obviously have it shut down 50 westbound at Scottown. And Trooper 4 should be here any minute.
02:59
Michael Levin, clearing, and returning.
03:01
Quintana command.
03:03
Yes.
03:04
You have Trooper 1, 20 minute, E.J.
03:06
Okay.
03:08
Trooper 4 to command. Can I get a patient update on that 1 alpha?
03:11
Yeah, EMS1 should have that.
03:14
Turn 4 to EMSO 1. Do you have patient update for us on the 1 alpha?
03:18
Returning there, McLeon.
03:21
So, well, the one alpha is going to be approximately 35-romania. He's got a feet and airway at this point. We've got an angulate arm fracture,
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belly pain,
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GCS motor score is going to be less than three at the point.
03:38
Two before you, blood pressure off.
03:41
Cycling in this time, but he is...
03:46
He's... He's attacking cardiac at 146. I'm going to mask his heartening at 146. I'm going to mask his already hypotence. There's a candidate for blood.
03:53
You know what to report.
03:54
It's confirmed candidate for blood at this point.
03:57
We're on a pulse,
03:59
current pulse ox 95, so we're going to start workout from a crime result station.
04:08
Number four to command or just double confirming where the landing zone is going to be. Is it going to be before that 18 wheeler on the leftbound sides or no.
04:17
It's going to be between the 18 wheeler and Rescue 3, which is the rescue company at Ayrington and 50.
04:25
And State Highway is ready to shut it down as soon as you're in the area.
04:28
Now speaking of, they're ready to shut down eastbound that is as soon as you're in the area.
04:33
We're in the area getting shut down east down right now. We're furthermore ahead for turn to win.
04:40
Three to Trooper 4, you're only obstructed.
04:43
You have a power line for parallel to R. 50 Westbound, and you have a street sign in the median between 50 Eastbound and Westbound. Caroline, Parmack 13, stand by the coffee mode, call sure. Chairman 13 coffee standing by. Yeah.
04:57
Command to Rescue 3. If you can shut down, or tell the State Highway Unit down there to shut down around 50 eastbound.
05:03
State Highway Rep.
05:05
Just around 30th Street 3 to Command, Route 50 Eastbound. is shut down.
Police codes explained
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LZ: Landing Zone (helicopter landing site)
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