Two-vehicle accident hits power pole with minor injuries 

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23, (name withheld), when you're ready for that play? Yep, I'm ready. Go ahead. Oscar, Nora, Victor, Union. Oscar, Oscar. Oskar. Yep, your partner ran that. Go ahead. Okay. We'll be checking a vehicle as a well-fed check in front of HECC. It's been there for a while. It's going to be a 2006 Chevy. License plate is going to be. Stand by. Edward Victor Charlie 7566. I'm going to be off of, actually no, from the HG. Second off, man. Can we get another minute? Of course. Yep. on scene, requesting a second medic, Senate clerk, 2317. Medic 411, responding, second on large, NG 41, Medi-41, are on scene, requesting a second medic, Senate clerk 2317. Just read, I change 11 by quarters. 34, did you start to tell trucks? It's all non-like printing injuries here. Catch back home. Flatheds? Uh, yeah. I need the info off the second vehicle. I never got that. Three-two, which plate do you have? Here's that, 9-11. We're headed to Sparrow. That's our house, bro. Thank you, 4. Clear. I've got the Ocean Ocean Nora Victor Union one. Oh, 4. 9-4. From 1941. 68 driving. 68, go ahead. Okay. Second plate is going to be David Frank 94463. Color on it? White. Grand River Park Lake. Eric plate. Lincoln, Lincoln, Lincoln, 5, 2, 26. All right. It's a RAM 2, 2,500 pickup. All right. Yeah, New York plate, Lincoln, Rob Lincoln, 5-2-26. How far? Third, two. Go. Just like I hit one of the power line poles here, if you want to note by the board. Any arc in your sparking, exposed wires? No, but pole's going to need to be replaced, that's correct.

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