Multiple vehicle crash closes I-70 eastbound in Maryland, Washington County MD
TrafficA multi-vehicle crash occurred on I-70 eastbound near the 30-mile marker in Washington County, Maryland. Several vehicles were found in the median and on the shoulder. The eastbound lanes were closed to allow emergency services to evaluate multiple patients.
Audio|Source: Washington County Fire and EMS - Digital
05:33
Transcript:
00:00
Can you confirm that is the 30 eastbound? We hop on the east exit? There's no traffic blowing in either direction.
00:08
If an incoming unit can take the sheriff for exit and come up that way.
00:25
Okay,
00:26
engine 10 will be there in a second, both eyes.
00:30
Okay,
00:32
engine 102, we're just paying just east of the 30 mile marker.
00:38
That's right.
00:44
Tensu's on the scene, confirming dispatch.
00:47
I have two vehicles in the median, four on the shoulder.
00:50
We're shutting down I-70 eastbound at the accident.
00:56
Shutting down I-70 eastbound at the incident.
00:58
Shutting down I-70 eastbound at the incident, four on the shoulder to the median.
01:05
Chiefs out of Larson, can I move us over, tactical channel with the number of people involved.
01:12
Absolutely, all units are never in attack one off.
01:14
Dirty-mile markers are going to attack one off.
01:25
Tuck six, clear, which are that?
01:29
Tuck six, I G.25.
01:35
G6 Washington, good in 10 calls.
01:37
Someone who's burning in the area.
01:39
The units are available.
01:40
I'm clear.
01:42
C.G. Thank you, boy, back.
01:50
You need that, sir.
01:51
We're clear.
01:57
You need a three truck three, just hold up during that.
01:59
I don't come in, put aside.
02:04
Okay, Mars, engine three, staging,
02:07
circuit plate.
02:11
Engine three, staging, start, start bike, 1946.
02:16
All right, G, 10, well, Z, W, 6,5, 7, command.
02:23
Okay, 10,
02:25
steps, command, 19.46.
02:30
Engine 10, too, what do you have?
02:37
Private.
02:39
Washington from 10-2[1].
02:41
He's 10-2[1].
02:45
Confirming no entrapments.
02:47
I'll get you a number of patients in priorities here than a minute.
02:51
Page 10-2[1]-1947.
02:55
Command copies.
03:00
Commandant 10-2[1].
03:03
Command A 10-2[1].
03:05
Command and 10-2[1] officer.
03:16
What?
03:19
The way back, wind you up a little bit, and get a few of these cars out so we can have a little bit of room to work right behind us.
03:31
Okay.
03:35
I'm sorry, say again.
03:43
I'm coming to you, no.
03:46
Okay.
03:52
Maggie, just hold up on the right shoulder.
03:54
We're trying to move a few vehicles up here to get some revenue ramp.
04:03
Watch the medic, 792, got a check.
04:07
Very good.
04:11
792, 1948.
04:15
1814 available as well as utility 929.
04:19
1840 utility 99.
04:20
Thank you for them.
04:21
Good.
04:26
Okay.
04:29
Okay.
04:30
I'm about here. I'm not here.
04:31
I'm not going to go to the chart.
04:41
I believe we're going to have four parties for evaluation to transfer.
04:52
Copy for work.
04:55
Okay.
05:00
That's right.
05:01
Four priority three.
05:03
Do you set it.
05:05
Do you set it, command.
05:13
Madagia, we're moving there's a vehicle that could pass me, past the 275 people.
05:19
I've got another Medicaid comment, so I'll watch him coming up too.
05:29
Okay, I'll move back once they close.
05:32
There's nobody trying to shake there.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-2: Signal good / Loud and clear
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