Vehicle accident with multiple patients on Baltimore-Washington Pkwy, Prince George's County MD
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a vehicle accident with multiple patients occurred on the southbound Baltimore-Washington Parkway. Emergency services dispatched multiple transport units to the scene for assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Prince George's MD Fire-Tac Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
00:47
Transcript:
00:00
Coming to Gamma, see, 40 is 18 minutes away.
00:03
Tell me three communications.
00:05
Total five patients.
00:08
Drop another transport uniform.
00:10
Copy. Paramedic Ambulance 805.
00:12
Start that away, please.
00:14
In Virginia, 4.9, you return the permit, engine.
00:17
Termin 1805, you return service.
00:18
Call.
00:21
PA805, you still need a phone on it?
00:24
No, sir. You said you were near School in the Parkway, right?
00:27
That's correct.
00:28
Good sir, I need you to go to that accident.
00:30
Copy that. Have it up.
00:31
Two days your battalion three, you've got three transport units.
00:33
Would you like any additional?
00:35
I think we'll be able to handle the three, thank you.
00:38
Good case, your battalion three? Are you to northbound, southbound southbound?
00:42
Northbound.
00:43
My apologies, southbound.
00:44
Outtale and southbound southbound.
00:46
Got, I got you southbound.
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Location mentioned:
Baltimore-Washington Pkwy, Maryland
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