Two-vehicle crash with injuries near Highway 3235, Cut Off LA
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TrafficA motor vehicle crash involving two vehicles occurred near Highway 3235 in Cutoff. Two injured people were found, one in the median and one on the roadside. An air ambulance transported a patient to Lady of the Sea Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Lafourche Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Central Dispatch, the Battalion 1, engine 92, respond near Highway 3235 and Cutoff, in reference to a motor vehicle accident with injuries, dispatch time 749 hours, KNFP 363.
00:23
Is bad Johnny, please respond.
00:26
Copy 9-2-3-1.
00:27
It's going to be a motor vehicle accident, two vehicles just south of the peak performance in northbound lane.
00:34
One person is laying in the median and another person is on the side of the road.
00:43
Copy 378.
00:49
Highway 3235 in total.
00:53
It's going to be just south of peak performance in Nargon Lane.
00:57
We've got a two-vehicle collision, one person laying in the median and another person on the side of the road.
01:04
Can you try calling the airman availability?
01:09
Affirmative.
01:10
We'll give them a call.
01:12
Excuse and service 892.
01:14
892.
01:17
Copy, 892. It's going to be just south of Peak Performance in our bound lane.
01:27
3235 are Mudbug Lane, 305,
01:32
Mudbug Lane, dark blue,
01:35
and a dark gray truck.
01:37
Do you have injuries,
01:39
drive Roblobock.
01:41
Question, unknown.
01:49
Central dispatch to LAD units.
01:51
Airman is going to be flying to Lady of the Sea Hospital.
01:59
That's copy, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
LA-3235, Cut Off, LA 70345
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