Tree fell on car on I-84 in Sturbridge, Sturbridge MA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reported that a tree fell onto a car’s windshield on I-84 near Old Sturbridge Village Road in Sturbridge, Massachusetts. The driver was uninjured, and the tree partially blocked a travel lane. Police confirmed there were no wires involved.
Audio|Heard on: Worcester MA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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02:35
Transcript:
00:00
C5 to 84 area patrols, one code 22 states.
00:04
A tree fell onto (name withheld)'s windshield.
00:08
She's unsure of the situation.
00:09
It sounds like she might be near the interchange from the pipe to I-84.
00:16
We're looking for a Toyota Prius.
00:18
She is in the breakdown lane with hazards on.
00:33
Received, no injuries reported.
00:37
She's unsure if the vehicle needs to be towed.
00:39
She said the windshield was damaged.
00:59
She has the hazards on.
01:08
The vehicle has Massachusetts registration.
01:20
She's behind a tree partially in the left lane.
01:30
It's sticking out from above the guardrail.
01:42
Westbound, right at six, Bravo.
02:08
Just off I-84 westbound near Old Sturbridge Village Road.
02:13
There's a tree down blocking the right travel lane, contact Sturbridge.
02:21
Near Old Sturbridge Road off exit 5, tree down blocking roadway.
02:26
Any wires involved?
02:30
No wires, sir.
02:31
This is a tree.
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I-84, Sturbridge, MA
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