Crash with injuries and vehicle fire near Gum Spring Rd, South Riding VA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a multi-vehicle crash with injuries near Tall Cedars Parkway and Gum Spring Road. A vehicle caught fire, and one occupant was reportedly trapped inside before being assisted by bystanders. A dog inside the vehicle appeared aggressive but was later taken into custody by its owner. Traffic in all directions was temporarily shut down while responders managed the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Loudoun VA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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02:42
Transcript:
00:00
Four ten Charlie 0420 Alpha, traffic crash with injury, near Tall Cedars Parkway and Gum Spring Road.
00:06
Possible three vehicle accident.
00:16
It's going to be on southbound Gum Spring Road in the right hand lane.
00:32
410 Charlie, 420 Alpha, received additional caller advising the vehicle is on fire.
01:03
Units are en route to the crash with injury near Tall Cedars Parkway and Gum Spring Road.
01:11
The complainant's door is stuck.
01:13
Unable to get out.
01:15
Bystanders are trying to extricate.
01:18
Apparently there is also a dog in the vehicle that is possibly aggressive.
01:32
The owner has arrived and took custody of it all.
02:36
We’re going to have everything shut down over here, all directions.
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Location mentioned:
Tall Cedars Pkwy & Gum Spring Rd, South Riding, VA 20152
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