Single Vehicle Crash Causes Heavy Damage Near Exit 2.54, York ME
TrafficA single vehicle crash occurred near exit 2.54 causing heavy damage to the vehicle. Emergency services including fire department and ambulances responded. Initially no injuries were reported but more ambulances were later requested, indicating possible medical emergencies. The incident is under investigation.
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On the air of the return for Epping, members are signed on for 2nd4X mode, motor vehicle action on injury and dispatch on the air of the retail for epping and members were signed on motor vehicle accident for extra road. I reach on 724.
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for motor vehicle accident on no injury.
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Bring special the Brentwood fire department responding to each late to Epping with an ambulance.
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2.54 exit, road, motor vehicle accident, no injury, time of tone 725.
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Epping A3 to Ruck.
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Okay, Epping A3.
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I'm going to be responding with one.
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Can you retone with my fire tone for a minute pop?
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as I'm here responding with one and request retone for manpower.
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Motor vehicle accident, I'm Andrea 2B to 4 exit the road. Time on 726.
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We're going to be on scene. We're going to be on scene.
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We've got a single vehicle heavy damage.
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We'll be investigated for us.
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No single vehicle heavy damage investigated.
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Signals right here.
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Sir, in service.
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Black, sir, in service.
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Railway command, the rocks.
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Sam Brent, one command.
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I need two additional ambulances.
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Thank you. Additional ambulance.
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Rescue 3, phone.
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I had rescue 3.
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Off the hospital lending mileage of 20-20.
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20 even.
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20 even.
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9-7.
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Off that just back.
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York, ME
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