Two-vehicle crash with injury on County Route 59, Brownville NY
A two-vehicle accident occurred on County Route 59 near Brownville, NY. One vehicle was smoking and another possibly went into a ditch. One male driver suffered a head injury with bleeding from the face. Emergency services responded to the scene.
Audio|Source: Jefferson County Fire/EMS
02:23
Transcript:
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Town of Brownville fire, a truck with injury, coming number 59.
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Town of Brownville Fire respond 154161 counterfeit 59 for a two vehicle NVA, one vehicle smoking, one vehicle possibly in the ditch.
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Repeating,
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Town of Brownville Fire, respond 154161 counterfeit 59 for a two vehicle NVA, one vehicle smoking,
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possibly one vehicle in the ditch.
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Unknown how far,
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Crositive Hall Drive in West Grove Street.
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Spec 7, Parity 1.
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7. 7.
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7.
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9.7, Friday 1.561, County Route 59.
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County State, that's worth plotting.
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Unknown personal injury, MVA[1], two vehicles.
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Where's running? Party 1.
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Responding at 1509.
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Control, can you check the availability of our medical in case by the move?
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9-7-repeat.
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Can you check on the availability of our medical in place for needed and what were the numeric demand?
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County State's plotting 15461, County Route 59.
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Also, they just re-contacted as a male possible head injury bleeding from the face.
01:53
All right.
01:58
Everything to deal with the medic's bed.
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Jumpson on for good for you.
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Responding center of fifty-know or not level.
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Jeff Wall, can you repeat your unit number?
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I think double.
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Proceed.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
MVA: Motor Vehicle Accident
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Brownville, NY
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