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MVA with Entrapment Injures Two in Brentwood
By JOHN WALTHERS
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By John Walthers - Suffolk Fire Photos
Firefighters and EMTs work together to get a patient out of the vehicle after a crash on Suffolk Ave. in Brentwood.
By John Walthers - Suffolk Fire Photos
By John Walthers - Suffolk Fire Photos
Brentwood Rescue 3-2-18 on scene.
By John Walthers - Suffolk Fire Photos
Heavy damage to the 2nd vehicle.
By John Walthers - Suffolk Fire Photos
By John Walthers - Suffolk Fire Photos
By John Walthers - Suffolk Fire Photos
East Brentwood Assistant Chief John Boyle.
By John Walthers - Suffolk Fire Photos
Brentwood, NY - On Saturday, September 22nd at approximately 12:30 P.M., Brentwood Legion Ambulance responded to a motor vehicle crash in front of the Auto Zone at 480 Suffolk Avenue. On arrival they advised that they had an MVA with entrapment. Brentwood Fire Department and Commack Ambulance were activated to respond.
Brentwood FD 1st Assistant Chief John Boyle responded along with the crew of Heavy Rescue 3-2-18. On arrival they had a person trapped in the rear passenger seat of the vehicle. The crew immediately put the rescue tools to work to extricate the victim. Upon extrication, the patient was loaded onto a stretcher by members of Commack Volunteer Ambulance.
Crews on scene made sure that the vehicles, which both had heavy damage, were secure. At least two people were taken to a local hospital. All units were back in service within about 30 minutes, with the exception of the transporting ambulances.
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