Serious motor vehicle accident with intrapment involving a propane tanker. Reported confirmed fatality. Hazmat requested for a propane leak. Now advising 2 fatalities.
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Update: SHA requested to the scene with a load of sand to dyke oil leak in the ditch.
ReplyDeleteMDE requested to the scene..
Showell Rescue truck with all their absorbant in the house.
Command again confirmed 2 priority 4's
Ok..Adam 12. Feel important now?
DeleteTransport company per the driver of the tractor trailer is "Crestwood." Sounds like the 2 priority 4's are from a separate vehicle.
ReplyDeleteMDE trucks responding with a 2 hour ETA
ReplyDeleteChief of MDE responding from Annapolis with a 1.5 hour ETA.
These Maryland Department of the Environment are responding HOT in their emergency vehicles.
Worcester County has an model Department of Emergency Services. Their HazMat Team and Fire Marshal's office is top notch. Wicomico County should be ashamed of themselves. Great Work Worcester County!!
ReplyDeleteThese Maryland Department of the Environment are responding HOT in their emergency vehicles.
ReplyDeleteFebruary 5, 2016 at 12:02 PM
tell them to add anti freeze
Not a pretty sight. White Dodge sprinter van headed north bound appears to have ran the light into the side of the crossing propane tanker. Hit the taker portion of the truck and went under it. Passenger compartment crushed
ReplyDeleteSend the fire boat.
ReplyDeleteSave your keystrokes until your brain is engaged.
DeleteGo back to sleep moron
DeleteAnonymous Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteSend the fire boat.
February 5, 2016 at 1:47 PM
The S.S. Richard A. Hoppes is still in route with only 2 that finally showed up. Currently at the mouth of the Wicomico River. Had to dodge several large turd logs from the overflows into the Wicomico from the Tilghman & Ireton Memorial Sewer Plant.
ETA on 06 February 2016 @ 1300 hours.
Cops prob chasin' them
ReplyDeleteAnonymous Anonymous said...
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February 5, 2016 at 2:03 PM
why? you didn't
OMG!! Prayers toALL involved!! Prayers to the family that lost a loved one!!!
ReplyDeleteTo what end? Zealot
Delete1.5 Hour ETA from Annapolis with wet roads and snow still falling! Nothing screams safe driving like an MDE government employee aggressively speeding down the road, running 75+mph,and putting human lives at risk, when Worcester county has a hazmat team in place that can handle the situation!!!
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ReplyDeleteI went out on the roads at about 12:30. The roads were completely clear. This accident happened an hour before that. They got little to no snow past Easton. So by the time they got to where there was snow this morning there was none. Why Worcester County couldn't handle this I don't know.