Traffic collision involving horse and buggy in Oxford, Oxford PA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a traffic collision occurred near 3rd Street and Valley Avenue in Oxford involving a horse and buggy. Two male individuals reported neck and back pain and were checked for injuries.
Audio|Heard on: Chester County Fire/EMS - Digital
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01:22
Transcript:
00:00
I'm doing on second call on 3rd Street and Valley Avenue, Oxford Borough, an auto accident involving a horse and buggy.
00:06
Maybe 211 okay in response.
00:08
Blucid Dan versus the horse and muggy under injury.
00:18
Decision 21 fire.
00:21
394-1 is now responding.
00:23
The area south of the street of Valley Avenue, Oxiburro, auto action involving horse and buggy.
00:27
Squad 21 of them.
00:33
She is 21 deputy 21 in response.
00:40
Mr. Dunn v.
00:41
the horse v.
00:42
The horse is a male leaving with a horse up mount prison, another male subject staying on scene.
00:48
Unknown injuries.
00:53
Chief 21, okay.
00:59
17-year-old male and an 18-year-old male to be checked, neck and back pain.
01:06
Notic 94-1 versus two.
01:10
Just for Scotland, 12.10.
01:12
We all won't be looking in the parking lot.
01:15
No sign on the horsebook.
01:18
Scott 21, okay.
01:19
Copy out with the vehicle in the parking lot, no sign on the horse.
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Location mentioned:
Valley Ave & S 3rd St, Oxford, PA 19363
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