Two-vehicle crash at 38th Ave and Capitola Rd, Capitola CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a two-vehicle collision at 38th Avenue and Capitola Road in Capitola. One person reported chest pain. Fire and police personnel arrived on scene to assess injuries, and one fire unit was canceled after confirming the situation was manageable with medical response.
Audio|Heard on: Santa Cruz County Fire
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01:44
Transcript:
00:00
Truck 3572, engine 3514, battalion 3505, and medic 4 for an MVA at 38th Avenue and Capitola Road.
00:07
You'll have red command and silver attack to med 0724.
00:17
Netcom, battalion 3503.
00:23
3505 copy.
00:29
Battalion 3505, all units responding.
00:32
You'll also be responding with Capitola PD for report of a two-vehicle accident at the traffic light.
00:39
One of the parties has chest pain. Vehicles are a gray Nissan Versa and a gray truck.
00:49
3505 copy.
00:57
Netcom 3566, will you attach us to the call with truck 3572?
01:05
(name withheld).
01:06
Engine 3514 is on scene.
01:08
Two vehicles involved.
01:11
PD is on scene and assessing for injuries.
01:18
3514 copy, on scene with two vehicles.
01:22
PD also on scene assessing at 0729.
01:32
They come in 3514.
01:34
Go ahead.
01:39
This engine can handle with AMR; we can cancel the truck.
01:43
Copy, truck 3572.
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Location mentioned:
38th Ave & Capitola Rd, Capitola, CA 95062
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