Single car hits utility pole, blocks roadway, Johnstown PA
TrafficA car crashed into a utility pole near Laurel Ave and Broad St, splitting the pole and causing fluid to spill on the road. Emergency services responded to care for one patient and to clean up debris and fluid. The damaged pole still stands but will need replacement.
Audio|Source: Cambria County Fire and EMS
04:10
Transcript:
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362 is this police that Brianna River was on a vehicle accident, near Laurel Ave and Broad St.
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Yeah, we're at 36 Chief.
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I'll be on Stanley on TV on Broad Street.
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We'll just see one for fluid clean up.
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36 Chief Received.
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Chairman 36 C, 71 EMS unit for patient of IDWIS.
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36G, proceed.
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Reduced. Correct, 16, on responding. I'm going to a poll.
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Requesting you for debris, we're also sent an EMS Unifer evaluation.
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Female, filling with fluid, tailing color, difficulty speaking between breaths because you have CHF.
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I've got a pull number when you're ready.
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Thank you.
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175-em is and Michael V as and Victor second number jays and James dash 16750 I believe this is going to be a penalized pole there is power on it always split in half still standing with the only penalty to come out you can advise him they'll have to replace this pole
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36 chief has received 175-michael Victor, second full number of J's and Juliet 16750.
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So, the future.
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You know, they get sick.
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And then, you know, you know, and that's share, and,
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you know, and, you can't see it.
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And then, you know, I think, and then, you know, a position,
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and you know,
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and the interaction,
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you know, and you know, and, you know, and, the discussion.
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Finds us, that's 1035,
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one patient evaluation for a single vehicle into a poll.
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Location mentioned:
Laurel Ave & Broad St, Johnstown, PA 15906
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