Serious vehicle accident near Tunxis Community College, Farmington CT
TrafficA serious motor vehicle accident occurred near Tunxis Community College with the driver suffering significant injuries including head lacerations and unconsciousness. Emergency services including police, fire, EMS, and a medical helicopter responded. The incident caused a roadway shutdown near the college.
Audio|Source: Farmington Police, Fire and EMS
07:23
Transcript:
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303 responding 2026 significant bleeding unconscious party.
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You've got two PD[1] officers on, Peggy, they should be there shortly given an update as soon as they have it.
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401A route.
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401 in route.
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401 on here.
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407 on here.
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Stargoy one check on Live Star.
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Roger.
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It's a 401.
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Good. The request from the PD[1] for White Star is checking right now.
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Breathing. You start an engine on a talker.
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Roger, what do you want to use for the LZ[4]?
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I want to start with a college for them.
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Roadway. 401 just the location again, sorry.
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I'm going to start with the college friend of what you're always changing.
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Better. Pudson Cells Request for an engine, motor vehicle accident and lifestyle landing.
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LV at this point, Pudson Community College, 2010E.
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O.E. Pudson-Rood, Driver, 201.
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Roger, 20-0-9.
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Three-down there.
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Five to find there.
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You want to shut it down.
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Do you want to shut it down from the Bristol town?
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Forrest up.
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A quick rundown of injury.
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He has a lacerations to the head.
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We've got two ultim operations down here from some sort of procedure.
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Nice.
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Rather.
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Two or five, four are you.
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Abdom, Abdomain, I, care to be proud.
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311 on the air, pass on the air, pass on.
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Go ahead
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We've got a critical trainer or something Your Body and care Do you have pulses He's just trying to breathe on his own
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On and out, 2012.
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That on 21-0.
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Roger. Do you get a bristle unit, do you have things to put it out to Kalva?
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Roger.
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Then Bristol is sending a unit to the soundline.
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State engines in Tucson route to the college for the old-dating driver in three.
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The Roger 2013.
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401 a mile, be commended.
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2013.
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Juan, I'm out at Tungus.
02:08
Okay. Engine to the PD[1]s at Tonsus shutting down the area.
02:12
Clear parking lot, light stars en route.
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The board's approaching, six one set, eight, nine.
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Base, engine 3 is responding driver 3 in 1.
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Engine 3 and root to the team 2013.
02:30
Base EPA on Lightstar, he and the AMR[2] conference.
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AMR[2] 324, your ETA[3] in location.
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About two minutes out.
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4.1, 2 minutes for your AMR[2] car.
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Lifestar is launching now from Meriden.
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They gave 15 minutes from time of call.
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The touchdown should be less than that now.
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I'll let you know once they pop up on radar how far out there.
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All units are approaching take to 177.
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All units hold the air, 401, go ahead.
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Engine 4 engine 3, west down lane, both behind the cruise and send you cruise up.
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Preceteen. Station 3 on me.
03:01
Engine 3 on me. Engine 3 arrived.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
PD: Police Department
[2]
AMR: American Medical Response
[3]
ETA: Estimated Time of Arrival
[4]
LZ: Landing Zone (for medical helicopter)
Disclaimer:
This was transcribed by AI and may contain errors. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Near Scott Swamp Rd, Farmington, CT 06032
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