Single-car crash with possible hit-and-run on I-495, Worcester County MA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a single-vehicle crash in the median of Interstate 495 south in Massachusetts. A possible hit-and-run was mentioned involving a fleeing black van with a Massachusetts license plate (number withheld). Vehicles continued traveling south following the collision. The scene required a possible winch recovery.
Audio|Heard on: Worcester MA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:21
Transcript:
00:00
Route 495 southbound, mile marker 38.6, single car into the median.
00:07
Received.
00:10
Twenty-seven eighty-seven on four.
00:15
Received.
00:20
What's security key base?
00:24
Go for this, bud.
00:28
Sergeant Lennon departing UMass, Lake Avenue, in the 73.
00:35
Nineteen thirty-eight H three.
00:40
Nineteen seventy-eight H three?
00:43
H Street.
00:46
I just passed it.
00:47
It's going to be a, looks like a winch out.
00:49
Two hundred dilation.
00:53
Okay, received.
00:57
Thank you, (name withheld).
00:58
Are you gonna need any more lights there?
01:01
I should be all set.
01:02
Appreciate it.
01:07
Nineteen seventy-eight agents en route.
01:10
Got a 2nd call on it, possibly it was a hit and run.
01:13
The fleeing vehicle was a black van with Massachusetts plate (number withheld).
01:20
Continued south on Route 495.
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Location mentioned:
I-495, Massachusetts
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