Emergency units respond to incident involving white truck, Oxford County ME
Other Non-Crime EventFire and rescue units responded to an incident involving a white F-150 truck near the Speck parking lot in Oxford County, Maine. They found no injuries or fire and managed paperwork on site. Other units were advised to slow or stop their response as no further action was needed.
Audio|Source: Sebago Lakes Region and Oxford County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
Go ahead, 401. Do you have any more information? We have gone past Moose Cay's and are at the entry of the spec parking lot.
00:08
The advice is going to be a white F-150.
00:11
We also had an additional caller on it as well, but they handle further information other than say white F-150.
00:17
10-4, we'll continue on, seeing if we can find them.
00:19
701 oxford.
00:21
Go ahead, 701.
00:22
You can show us clearing, bridge, and returning, quarters.
00:24
711, clear, Bridgeton, returning, 2014.
00:26
SEPA Rescue 401 dogs for NRC.
00:28
Go ahead, 401.
00:29
Show us on the scene.
00:30
Just advise everyone it's well above beyond the spec parking lot by about a mile.
00:35
Copy 4-1 on sea in a mile past the spec parking lot.
00:38
Bring off for two all responding units to graphens.
00:40
It's going to be about a mile past the spec parking lot.
00:43
Have a 401 on foot.
00:44
You like 4.01.
00:45
This is going to be negative PI[1].
00:47
We're going to be unseen doing some paperwork, but other responding units can flow down.
00:51
Another 401 on scene, negative PI[1], doing paperwork.
00:54
Other units can slow down at 2018.
00:56
Break off. For generic fire and vessel fire, you can slow your response, no PI[1].
01:00
411 is remaining on-seam of paperwork.
01:02
Time is 2018.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
PI: Personal Injury (injury crash)
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Oxford County, ME
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