Atv accident injures one male in Grand Isle, Grand Isle VT
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to an ATV accident near Champlain Boulevard in Grand Isle where one male was injured.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin County / Missisquoi Valley Public Safety
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02:14
Transcript:
00:00
Shelmer dispatch,
00:02
Grandaer Rescue, Fire, respond to the area near Champlain Boulevard in Grand Isle for an ATV accident, one male injury.
00:25
Shelman Dispatch, Randall Rescue for a second call, Brandtile Fire.
00:30
Respond to near Champlain Boulevard, Grand Isle for an ATV accident, one male, entered Tomatone, (number withheld).
00:51
I have an ATV accident, right in front of near Champlain Boulevard in Grand Isle, EMS 76.
00:59
That's 4, 706.
01:07
I have a (name withheld) on 21 from near Kellogg Road requesting that we respond to remove (name withheld) from the residence.
01:16
She said he's being belligerent and abusive.
01:21
That where he said near Kellogg.
01:24
10 4.
01:30
Shelman Dispatch Grandot Fire C3 to the station.
01:35
We're at 1442.
01:50
Showing his guys, South Hero Rescue, Respond, near Champagne Boulevard and Randolph for an ATV accident with a male injured.
02:04
Shelvin Dispatch South Harrow Rescues for mutual aid.
02:09
Near Champaign Boulevard Grand Isle for ATVX and one male injured.
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Location mentioned:
Champlain Blvd, Grand Isle, VT 05458
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