Vehicle accident causes fluid leak at Plum and Wicker Blvd, Smithtown NY
TrafficA motor vehicle accident occurred at the intersection of Plum Boulevard and Wicker Boulevard in Smithtown, causing fluid leaks from the vehicles. Emergency crews and ambulances were dispatched, but there were no injuries reported.
Audio|Source: Smithtown Fire Department
04:52
Transcript:
00:00
This is on fire department, a 1623 motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Plum Boulevard and Wicker Boulevard. Position 1 area, time is 0934, dispatch from 99.
00:14
81, your signal 2 at 0934, deployment, Boulevard and Rutgers.
00:37
Smith, fire department, a signal 3 on your 1623 motor vehicle accident. Full ambulance crews are needed. Speaking for Smithtown, a signal 3 in your 1623.
00:47
Full ambulance crews are needed.
00:49
Time is 0.935, dispatch 99.
00:54
Department, a signal 3 on your 1623 motor vehicle accident.
00:59
Full ambulance crews are needed.
01:01
Time at 0936, dispatcher 99.
01:09
0302.
01:12
So already your signal 2 at 0936 to open the Boulevard and Worker Boulevard.
01:19
It came from Fres.
01:21
It says fluids are leaking.
01:40
Smith's on fire department, a second signal 3 on your 1623 motor vehicle accident.
01:53
Second ambulance crew is needed at the substations.
01:56
Heeding for Smithtown, a signal 3 on your 1623 motor vehicle accident.
02:01
Full ambulance crews are needed at the substations.
02:04
Time is 0938, dispatcher 99.
02:11
The town fire department, our second signal 30-1623 motor vehicle accident.
02:16
Full ambulance crews are needed at the substations.
02:19
Time is 0938, Metro 99.
02:21
3040.
02:25
30.
02:28
You have one full crew for headquarters, negative response on the upstation ambulance.
02:36
No, I'll check it about any other team.
02:40
10-4[2], Chief.
02:43
The 80 operator responding.
02:50
81 on scene, 309. I was asking, not giving me 21.
03:04
3081. I am on scene.
03:06
There's two cars, no pin.
03:08
You got some fluids down, but there's no injuries.
03:13
No injury temple.
03:23
030. Go ahead to you.
03:31
You can keep the ambulance on the 9 and I'll take the fire response.
03:37
10.4, Chief, we're at Signal 3[1] time. You have two headquarters call-ins for fire response and one.
03:44
Station 2 call-in.
03:46
Yeah, 10-4[2]. I'll take the fire response out of the main.
03:52
10-4[2], Chief.
03:54
57-Rud.
03:58
030, 2.00.
04:05
3021 at 0942.
04:13
(number withheld).
04:17
426179.
04:20
426179-0443.
04:22
You are 30.
04:29
Go ahead, Chief.
04:34
Let's see if we can get a 19 out of the mate.
04:40
Plan 14.
04:45
The 119, is the 19?
04:49
Yeah, it might be a little bit easier, Kat, I can push this car for them.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Signal 3: Request for emergency response or additional resources, often related to fire, medical, or manpower needs.
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
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Smithtown, NY
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