Emergency responders find no crash on State Route 706, Susquehanna County PA
TrafficEmergency responders searched near the intersection of State Route 706 and Lower Montrose Street after a vehicle accident was reported. They could not see the vehicle from the road. After investigation, they found farm equipment including a tractor and a rake, but no evidence of a vehicle crash.
Audio|Source: Susquehanna, Wayne, Lackawanna, Wyoming and Luzerne Counties Fire / EMS
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Transcript:
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Newmelford, Fort County.
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County on?
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Just for clarification, is this on 706 or is it on Upper Montrose Street?
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Affirmative, it's going to be on State Road 706.
00:09
The call originally gave it State Route 11 and 706 intersection.
00:13
The one mile was this intersection with Lower Montrose Street.
00:18
It should be near that intersection.
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Four engine to responding 2301.
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New Alfred 4.
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We guys on 706.
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We're up past the repair shop there on 706.
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Central.
00:30
Need him over, man.
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County on.
00:33
County, was that a pastor by that saw that and called in? Or was it in the house that long to down over?
00:38
Affirmative, it was a pastor by that called it in.
00:41
She did specify that you cannot see the vehicle from the roadway.
00:44
But it should be near that intersection.
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And we're sure she was on 706, not on Route 11.
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Affirmated by partnership call.
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She's advising it was on St.
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Route 706.
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Okay, work.
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2303.
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Check 5, Establishing, command, 2.303.
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9303.
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Call from Nick 3.
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Next three, we're calling the United 12th.
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That was you behind us, wasn't it?
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Yeah, I continued on in case it's only visible coming from this side or something.
01:10
Okay, you want to have the rescue hope like we did it'll go through there and see if they can see anything?
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Repeat that.
01:17
You want to have the rescue kind of go like as full as we were to see if they could see anything?
01:22
Maybe more eyes?
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I would think they should be looking coming from that side now.
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Yeah, we're starting down the hill right now.
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Downey from Demolver 12.
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Tanya. At this time, we have not found anything yet.
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I know our ambulance has been up over towards Montrose.
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United 12 and PSD are headed down, 706.
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I have Montrose with me at 706 garage this time.
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We're going to stage. 10 4 this time, nothing's found, EMS, Vimuthamontrose, other units, however, coming now coming down at 706, the new guys will be staging 2305.
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I'll be back to rescue.
02:00
We're gonna stage here.
02:01
You guys want to venture down over the bottom of the hills your lights on.
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You see what you can see down over the bank.
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This is copy that, sir.
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When we get down to the bottom, you want us to turn and head down 11, maybe.
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Maybe it's something you can see from the area of the summit and not from up here.
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I do believe Charlie and PSP[2] we're going to go down that way, so we should be as well ahead of you checking that out already.
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Gab that.
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No one.
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Noamford 4, engine 3.
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Go ahead. Go ahead. We're just above you, we found a brush that was pushed down, but there's farm equipment, there's a tractor, and it looks like a rake down in there that might have been mistaken for a wreck.
02:36
You're going to be right there at the sharp corner where the trailer is sitting down in the field.
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23 early.
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County on 12th.
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County on.
02:58
Do you by chance have a callback number for that? Can you call and see if maybe they're still in the area? They can point us in the direction where they saw it?
03:05
Okay, affirmative.
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We'll get them a call back to get some further information for you.
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2309. Oh, wow. They rescue.
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No, 12 United Rescue[1].
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Go ahead.
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Chief, we're with PSP[2] investigating the individual here that said he heard the entire thing, it was on this corner somewhere.
03:18
Ten more is going to be down there at Montrose Street and 7.06.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Rescue: Rescue unit dispatched
[2]
PSP: Pennsylvania State Police
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