Car and SUV collide at College Ave with arm injury, Greensburg PA


A traffic accident occurred near College Ave involving a car and an SUV. One male suffered a laceration to his arm. Both vehicles require towing.
Audio|Source: Westmoreland County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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QDISO accident near College Ave
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249.
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509 is Adamon Valley, 279.
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500 copy.
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3617 County, we checked the area.
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Unable locate, we can show us 108.
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Forty-16-36.
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Q, call the center.
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Okay. Any units going on soon? Go ahead and proceed in non-emergency.
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222.
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You can clear out that code 51 for Ms.
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Heller. 1646 1657.
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25 County, that other COVID-1 has been cleared as well.
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10-4[1], 1621, 1657.
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131-21, 1657. 131 brush on scene.
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3.30 rescue Lansing.
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Town for Switch to Tacton.
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164 to count and 10.
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1648, 1637, Tom a 1637 call on scene 1646.
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There's also a hang-up call from your station.
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10-4[1].
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That's 123 are you in 560 tonight?
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Yes, ma'am.
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10-4[1], 1650 and I'll move you over.
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Time for. The caller at near Highland Avenue Dairy Borough, reference to two individuals that are 10 years old, both of a dog bite.
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State Radio is fire and EMS responding to this.
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No, it came in as no injury.
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Okay, we have mutual weight for one male with a laceration to his arm.
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And then you're going to need a tow for two.
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What are they both cars?
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What are they?
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A car and SUV.
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Ford EcoSport, Chevy Cobalt.
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6, Ford, 500, and the other one's a Brady Chevy pickup truck.
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10-4[1]. 1,700.
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Location mentioned:
Near College Ave, Greensburg, PA 15601
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