One-vehicle crash near Baltimore Pike and Deer Rd, York County PA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a single-vehicle crash near Baltimore Pike and Deer Road in West Manheim Township. The vehicle left the roadway and struck a telephone pole, which was damaged. Rescue personnel requested assistance to open a vehicle door, and injuries remained unknown at the time of dispatch.
Audio|Heard on: York County EMS
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01:46
Transcript:
00:00
Company 52, EMS Company 52, and Ambulance 52-2.
00:05
Box 5209, West Manheim Township, near Baltimore Pike and Deer Rd.
00:10
Vehicle accident with unknown injuries.
00:12
Time out 0602.
00:14
Two to the spot.
00:18
Hold on, fifty-two two six zero five.
00:24
Two zero five.
00:33
To choose auto scenes, I got one vehicle off the roadway.
00:39
I got one telephone pole sheared in half.
00:42
We'll advise on injuries.
00:45
Did you two okay? six zero six.
00:51
Station 52 response check.
00:58
Engine 52-2 en route with two.
01:05
Hey, (name withheld).
01:11
Go ahead and make this rescue.
01:13
I need a door pop.
01:18
They're not with pole.
01:28
(name withheld), fifty-two two okay, Ammon's fifty-six is advising into their door pop.
01:36
You start a minute as well.
01:40
Okay, 0610.
01:41
We'll get you a couple numbers as soon as we can.
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Location mentioned:
Baltimore Pike & Deer Rd, West Manheim Township, PA 17331
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