Three-vehicle crash with fuel leak in Daisytown, Daisytown PA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a three-vehicle crash with injuries and a fuel leak near Kirk Street in Daisytown Borough. One woman had facial injuries. Fire and EMS units were on scene, and part of the roadway was closed during the response.
Audio|Heard on: Cambria County Fire and EMS
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06:24
Transcript:
00:00
Station three, Charlie vehicle accident with injury near Kirk Street, Daisytown Borough.
00:07
Sample ninety-one Richland Fire.
00:35
Back 482 in service, 1729.
00:41
Back 91 responding, 1729 dispatch, 1728.
00:45
Three vehicle accident.
00:47
Caller was turning into the driveway.
00:50
One female with facial injuries.
00:53
There is a fuel leak.
01:11
I have the update.
02:55
Rescue three is responding.
02:58
Three vehicles in front of the residence blocking the roadway.
03:04
One female patient with facial injuries.
03:09
Also a fuel leak.
03:26
Three chief 1st on it.
04:13
Deputy from three, Captain.
04:14
I'm almost on scene now.
04:38
The lane towards you is shut down.
04:56
Probably shut it off at Lyon if he can.
05:01
Okay, come fast and 11th Street Alpha.
06:16
Rescue three is on scene.
06:21
I got a fluid leak between vehicle one and two.
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Location mentioned:
Daisytown, PA 15902
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