Two-vehicle head-on crash causes multiple injuries, Cumberland WI
TrafficA two-vehicle head-on crash occurred near 19th Avenue in Cumberland. Three people were injured, including one with head trauma who was walking and bleeding, and another with a broken ankle. All injured parties were out of the vehicles. Emergency services and fire department responded, established traffic control, and requested mutual aid and possible air ambulance.
Audio|Source: Barron County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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We have a head injury.
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The subject's up in walking, though, and bleeding from the head.
00:04
We have a broken ankle.
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We're going to call a second ambulance in.
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10-4[1].
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907 to Baronovian out.
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49.7, can you repeat your traffic?
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Hello.
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1807. Okay.
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A neon green shirt is open carry.
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Be advised he's open carrying. Be advised he's open carrying.
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Here in County, Paging, Mayo, EMS.
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You are needed near the intersection or address of near 19th Avenue for a two-vehicle accident.
01:08
Cumberland EMS is also en route to this.
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He'll be mutual lead.
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Time of pages 1808.
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Page received, we are head to the hall here.
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Ten-four. Extrication is no longer needed, but there's the two trucks that collided in the roadway.
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That, Darren, thank you.
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We'll spend a few trucks out there and do a traffic control and see how we can help.
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One for.
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Go ahead.
02:00
You can show me in route to 19,000.
02:08
I can have lifelink checking for flights due to the possible head injury.
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You can let me know if they can cancel.
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Fair and I copy all workers.
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I'll make it on the scene to let you know.
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Time for. See,
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you're almost unseen.
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One of my callers is of Barton Buick's Fad.
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He's negative 29 valid in Olden.
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10 4.
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This is coming in the party department, we're heading to the accident on T.
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7.4. At 1812.
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Thank you.
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7.4.
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Top of that hill.
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Yeah, ten-four.
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At least leave your spot up there so they don't have someone come over the hell at 60.
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The relay, I have one patient with a broken ankle and the other one with the head trauma, he is upright walking.
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10-4[1]. We have two ambulances coming.
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We know about those injuries.
03:54
County the Cumberland Fire Department on scene of Ivy, no entrapment, there's need traffic control, there's three injured, all of them are out.
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Okay,
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shift 42, but myself in 921, 41.
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Okay.
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Alright, 23.
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4.
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609.
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Go ahead.
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You contact Trendstone and see if they can take two full-size pickups.
04:49
Is EMSN there?
04:54
Negative.
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Ten four. We're not sure about a helicopter yet.
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We're waiting to hear from them.
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Ten four.
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Fair and I'm two miles out, I think.
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Permanish is ahead of me.
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If you want to let Trent know it was a head-on crash, they're both in the ditch, but right on the edge of the road.
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It's important.
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Call in for a helicopter, can you advise if you need one?
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We'll let you know, let you know.
05:45
One truck up on top of the hill by my squad and bring another truck down here to cut the cables for the one vehicle.
05:56
Who's requesting that?
05:59
One of the firefighters.
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
Near 19th Ave, Cumberland, WI 54829
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