MVA Reported Serious - Chaptico

G1G4

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In front of Chaptico Park. Reporting at least three vehicles

1510; Fireboard now advising serious in nature
1511; Address will be in front of 26660 Budds Creek Rd
1512; Rescue engine, engine, squad, BLS ambulance, EMS utility enroute
1515; Off duty officer on scene advising one ejected from a vehicle
1515; Checking on the availability of a helo
1516; Fireboard advises helos are available
1518; Chief 2A, Engine 222 on the scene, no update
1519; Starting the helo, no category
1521; Now a Category A adult female patient
1522; LZ being held at Chaptico Park
1524; Changing to Category B, Priority 2
1525; Trooper 7 -- 10 minutes
1526; Anyone headed that way, there is a significant traffic backup
1528; Requesting an incident number for a signed refusal
1530; Holding with three ambulances
1535; Requesting an updated ETA on the helo
1536; No answer from Trooper 7
1541; 296 transporting one Priority 3 to SMH
1545; Trooper 7 on the ground
1546; 598 transporting another patient Priority 2 to SMH
1553; Trooper 7 in the air, enroute to PG.
 
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wagondriver1

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I was getting ready to head that way, thanks for the warning. So did they downgrade the Cat. A patient to a B or did they end up having another patient that was Cat. B???
 
G1G4

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wagondriver1 said:
I was getting ready to head that way, thanks for the warning. So did they downgrade the Cat. A patient to a B or did they end up having another patient that was Cat. B???
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They wound up downgrading the original patient.
 
G1G4

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wagondriver1 said:
Well, thats a good sign for them. Heard anything else on it??
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Nothing so far. It sounds like the road may be shut down for a bit. One signed refusal, one ground transport, one fly out is what it sounds like at the moment.
 
Toxick

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G1G4 said:
In front of Chaptico Park. Reporting at least three vehicles

1510; Fireboard now advising serious in nature
1511; Address will be in front of 26660 Budds Creek Rd
1512; Rescue engine, engine, squad, BLS ambulance, EMS utility enroute
1515; Off duty officer on scene advising one ejected from a vehicle
1515; Checking on the availability of a helo
1516; Fireboard advises helos are available
1518; Chief 2A, Engine 222 on the scene, no update
1519; Starting the helo, no category
1521; Now a Category A adult female patient
1522; LZ being held at Chaptico Park
1524; Changing to Category B, Priority 2
1525; Trooper 7 -- 10 minutes
1526; Anyone headed that way, there is a significant traffic backup
1528; Requesting an incident number for a signed refusal
1530; Holding with three ambulances
1535; Requesting an updated ETA on the helo
1536; No answer from Trooper 7
1541; 296 transporting one Priority 3 to SMH
1545; Trooper 7 on the ground
1546; 598 transporting another patient Priority 2 to SMH
1553; Trooper 7 in the air, enroute to PG.
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Holy ####.... any word on kind of vehicles were involved? Any children?

Mrs Toxick and the kids were over that way around that time and she's not answering her phone....
 
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Toxick said:
Holy ####.... any word on kind of vehicles were involved? Any children?

Mrs Toxick and the kids were over that way around that time and she's not answering her phone....
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19YOF was the one ejected. A white truck was involved with a male driver, he had a signed refusal. Dunno about the other two patients.
 
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At 1509 hours, a motor vehicle accident was dispatched to the area of 26600 Budds Creek Road in Chaptico alerting Station 2, Rescue Squad 5, EMS Stations 29, 59 and SMALS. Initial reports were one ejected.

Chief 2A (Emmart) arrived on the scene to find three vehicles, confirming one ejected and requested a medevac. Fire and EMS personnel treated the injured and secured the vehicles. After assessing all the individuals involved, one would be flown and one transported to St. Mary's Hospital.

Engine 21 (Deputy Chief Hemming) handled the landing site at Chaptico Park for Trooper 7.

Trooper 7 transported to Prince George's General and units cleared the scene in just over an hour.

Chief 2A held the command.

Mechanicsville Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. - Company 2/22

That red car was absoloutely pancaked.
 
deino2002

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From what I was "told" the Pontiac (red car) was stopped to make a left hand turn (into the park?) and the Black Cadillac rear ended the Pontiac which caused it to go into oncomming traffic, which caused the White truck w/seeder in tow to collide. From what I'm being "told" the young lady ejected had cuts & bruises and a broken collar bone.

Looking at the vehicle it is amazing that she lived thorugh it, but thankfully she did......
 
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deino2002 said:
From what I was "told" the Pontiac (red car) was stopped to make a left hand turn (into the park?) and the Black Cadillac rear ended the Pontiac which caused it to go into oncomming traffic, which caused the White truck w/seeder in tow to collide. From what I'm being "told" the young lady ejected had cuts & bruises and a broken collar bone.

Looking at the vehicle it is amazing that she lived thorugh it, but thankfully she did......
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Glad to hear she's gonna be OK. That is one nasty looking accident.
 
deino2002

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aps45819 said:
Guess she missed the day they taught them to use a seatbelt
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Who knows, the decision she made may have been what saved her life :shrug:

Not that I am promoting ppl to not wear their seatbelts, but who knows, her injuries could have been more severe had she had it on.
 
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