Traffic crash on Highway 50 near Glenbrook, Glenbrook NV
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible traffic accident on Highway 50 near Glenbrook, Nevada, involving a jackknifed vehicle. One person appeared to suffer head and neck injuries. Fire and highway patrol units arrived to manage the scene, and traffic was temporarily closed near the golf club area due to icy conditions.
Audio|Heard on: Douglas County Sheriff and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
03:40
Transcript:
00:00
Find a good spot just after 28 or right at 28 to shut it down because if we try and stop them on the hill, people are just going to slide into each other.
00:09
Yeah, that was my worry.
00:17
PO on 293, is NHP on scene yet?
00:21
He came down here from the area we just cleared.
00:31
There’s a jackknifed vehicle occupying the area.
00:38
No DCFO or other units available to block traffic.
00:49
Advise fire—it’s a single injury.
00:54
Conscious and breathing.
00:55
Head and neck injury.
01:10
Call received in the west lane.
01:17
Multiple people out of their vehicles, all vehicles on their wheels.
01:26
Engine 25 on scene, two vehicles on Highway 50.
02:25
Fire is on scene.
02:26
NHP is on scene.
02:28
Going up to the top to shut down traffic.
02:30
Everyone's just going around.
03:16
Going to shut it down at golf club where it's still just wet down here.
03:24
No smell, so we don't stop everybody on ice.
03:36
Unit 293 advising unit 201 that they’re shutting it down at the golf club.
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Location mentioned:
US-50, Glenbrook, NV
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