Vehicle rear-ended at Albany and Bloomfield Ave with no injuries, Hartford CT
TrafficA vehicle was rear-ended near Albany Avenue and Bloomfield Avenue by another vehicle whose driver fell asleep while driving. Initially, there were reports of possible injuries, but the police later confirmed that no injuries occurred.
Audio|Source: Hartford Police, Fire and EMS
04:27
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, you can put that on hold, I'll take care of that near Albany in Bloomfield.
00:12
Thank you, welcome, back up 11, near Franklin Avenue, cross the Redding and Britson for the active Stuntile alarm.
00:17
The victim is going to be (name withheld).
00:20
We haven't made contact with her.
00:22
The alert did clear at 1648.
00:26
The defender is a black male.
00:28
(name withheld).
00:31
321, Friglavana, though, for the active strutton alarm, 17.
00:36
I go that way now.
00:39
10-4[2].
00:40
It was Aetna-228.
00:43
They were rear-ended by a vehicle with the driver asleep behind the wheel.
00:49
It does not look like 228 had a passenger on board.
00:53
Okay.
00:54
10-4[2].
00:58
Gotty.
01:05
District 2.
01:07
It's going to be Albany and Bloomfield Avenue for MVA[1] possible injuries and then 22A was re-ended by a vehicle that fell asleep at the wheel.
01:15
We got incident one.
01:19
930 transport to Hartford.
01:25
This is going to be ocean.
01:26
You can save one of those units and you can zoom me out, Franklin.
01:35
Ten-four.
01:36
Mya, you can next rate.
01:42
And 15, just be advised.
01:44
West Hartford is on scene with them.
01:46
Ten-four.
01:51
I caught one foot.
01:57
Hospital injuries at the 228 was hit in the back vehicle that fell sick the wheel.
02:03
Good night to the one.
02:04
The pilot is available.
02:06
321.
02:12
9. 9.
02:14
9.
02:21
No, as the way is the hospital.
02:22
I can start to the 75 East L.A.
02:24
St.L.A. for the Strait on the L.O.P.us, it's going to be for a Stileland alarm.
02:28
It's going to be for a bird alarm.
02:30
Just a vehicle detection.
02:32
No vehicle description.
02:34
75 East L.A.
02:35
for the down on the line, I'll get shot 99.
02:38
Okay.
02:42
Okay. See, see what a favor is I'm always.
02:43
I don't always have that way as well.
02:46
Ten four.
02:49
Five or four is on scene with a minor two car.
02:51
They have PD on scene, four house command.
02:54
Three, you put me out.
02:56
You do a call back to the secure building.
03:00
Come forward.
03:02
Fournstein, two car, VA.
03:05
Second command at seven from eleven.
03:07
Four to the district.
03:09
The district.
03:11
Looks minor, we got PD on, Jay.
03:13
You can hold us in 14.
03:16
Definitely. You got it.
03:18
Tack, why you get away?
03:22
District 2.
03:24
District 2, file on.
03:25
T-D up there, trying to raise me.
03:28
Robert M. S. M. S. Mark, R.
03:29
Kornai, and Rob, Albany.
03:31
Three,
03:36
close. I give him about five minutes.
03:37
He'll be right there.
03:40
Four keys, ladder four.
03:42
We're killing and available.
03:44
Three, copy.
03:47
814-94 for Albany.
03:49
Mr. 2 will be clear, 1712.
03:52
AMR. 384 responding to Albany Avenue in Bloomfield for the NBA[3].
04:05
10-4[2]-384. It's going to be opening a half and boon-field live stand here with unknown injuries, 101.
04:10
It came in by N2-28, stated with they were written by an unknown vehicle.
04:14
The occupant of the car fell asleep at the wheel.
04:18
They didn't come over standing with their injuries or not.
04:22
Oh, sorry, update.
04:24
There's no injuries per PD.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
MVA: Collision or accident involving one or more motor vehicles.
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
[3]
NBA: Motor vehicle accident, may involve injuries.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Bloomfield Ave & Albany Ave, Hartford, CT 06105
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