Railroad maintenance truck overturns trapping worker, Williamson WV
TrafficA railroad maintenance truck overturned near the tunnel by the river, trapping a worker inside. Emergency responders, including the fire department, arrived on scene. The worker was extracted and is experiencing wrist pain but has no other serious injuries. Train traffic on the railroad tracks has been stopped while additional personnel assist with the situation.
Audio|Source: Mingo and Pike Counties Sheriff, Fire, and EMS, Williamson Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Third Street, we'll be responding to Ben Creek.
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Go all the way to the river,
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turn right back up the railroad tracks toward the tunnel.
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That a railroad junk truck is turned over.
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Collared by us, he thinks the patient is okay, but he's still on the truck. They can't get him out of the truck. We've got the fire department, the end of the route.
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All right, that's a couple.
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40 to Massa.
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Go ahead, 440 NRA.
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Showtruck 440 N-Rail.
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1657. EMS is coming from the Megawatt area.
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Go ahead, 440.
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P-5, go ahead and get a hold of the railroad and have the train tracks shut down by what they're able to get down before if the trains are coming.
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10-4[1]. It's the railroad that caught it in there. There's better biased of it. I'll give them a call also.
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10-4[1].
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33 makers host and route.
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Jimbers adding that way to take the power.
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We'll get rid of restart Cato.
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Go.
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Go ahead. Bein forward.
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South, west, and down the landing.
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Go ahead, it's a 30, sir.
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They got an update on the patient. They have the patient out of the truck.
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It's complained with an alarm wrist pain.
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They shook up real bad. There's still a question to EMS.
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I have the copy. Did you say wrist pain?
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Just a alarm and wrist pain. Uh-huh. Thank you, sir.
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Over it, they look toward, like you're going toward the tunnel, and you'll run right in to them.
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Stand for you.
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Trains are stopped also.
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Files, I'm on the track now working my way to you.
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Stand for us.
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3 to make it.
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Go ahead. If you can, will you see if a first responder or somebody can bring him down there to the wide spot next to the river? I'm not sure if our truck will be able to make it up there next to the train truck.
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Okay.
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Number 40.
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I don't want to know if you guys can bring that patient to the wide spot by the river and they're not sure if their truck will sit up in there. Uh, be able to get this truck down through wire, the railroad just stopped me and say that it's hot down here that I've never get this big struck through here. So go ahead and drop Warren Clare songs again and tell them that we're going to need some manpower down here to get down through here.
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Okay.
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Call me a one person, first avenue, break.
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Go ahead.
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49 check for Kevin Johnson. Kevin Johnson.
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Kevin Johnson.
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Uh, Lance, Sam, Mom. I'll be sages up here waiting.
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It's Denver. We can't buy-load of Mingo now.
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Go ahead.
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Okay, real road just called back there, advising they've got the patient out of the vehicle now.
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They're still needing EMS there.
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Got a guy coming back towards you to try to find you to help you enter where they're at. Also,
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advise him to let EMS power you in also.
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Stand for us how I be staged up here at the river as soon as you come in to up and bend the street.
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10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Riverside Dr, Williamson, WV 25661
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