Two vehicle accident with injured driver in Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids MN
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TrafficA two-vehicle accident occurred near Northeast 4th Street and Northeast 3rd Avenue in Grand Rapids. One driver remained in their vehicle and complained of chest and back pain. Emergency medical services were dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Itasca County Public Safety
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02:12
Transcript:
00:00
Street 29. The report two vehicle accident, intersection Northeast 4th Street, Northeast 3rd Avenue.
00:08
All right.
00:26
Station 2, North Memorial, North Memorial, you're needed for a two vehicle accident,
00:31
junction of Northeast 4th Street, Northeast 3rd Avenue, one complaining of back pain, on the page,
00:39
(number withheld).
00:49
1221 station 10.
00:50
731 station, 108.
00:53
1040, 12.
00:57
Someway, go ahead.
01:01
Driver of a vehicle is still in a vehicle, she's complaining of chest and back pain.
01:05
If you can start EMS, please.
01:08
Acknowledgement (OK / Message received) they've been pages out they're in row 104 and i have a 28 for you
01:15
okay go ahead victor sam (number withheld) should be a hand this late
01:25
104 and then i have another 28 of a trailer
01:37
Go ahead with it.
01:39
Edward Yellow (number withheld).
01:42
Should be from Minnesota North College for a trailer, and then I'll get a semi-plate here in a second.
01:48
Acknowledgement (OK / Message received).
01:54
That's on (number withheld).
01:57
(number withheld). (number withheld).
02:02
We've been just matched out to northeast 4th Street, northeast 3rd Avenue, for a car crash patient with chest and back pain.
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Location mentioned:
NE 4th St & NE 3rd Ave, Grand Rapids, MN 55744
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