SEATTLE, WASHINGTON — Seattle Firefighters and assets were dispatched through the Fire Alarm Center on Saturday at 2018 hours PT to a heavy rescue – major call with five vehicles involved.
A report of a vehicle with one of them possibly cut in half was dispatched out over the air.
When first due resources arrived, it was immediately known to be a single vehicle with a deceased occupant inside. A second person was safely extricated and both were transported to the hospital.
The incident occurred in the location of 3400 block of Airport Way South.
It was quickly downgraded to a heavy rescue only.
Units dispatched were: A10, A14, Air10, B2, B5, Deputy1, Engines 13, 27, 36, 5, 6; Ladders 1, 3; Medic10,; Rescue 1, Safety 2 and Staff 10. Additional units were also tied to this incident: M44, Aid 5 and Engine 10.
No word on what caused the vehicle to crash or what it crashed into was released by Officials at the time this post was published.
Seattle Police will be investigating.
(c) 2020 NW Fire Blog – Updated 4/25/2020 2040 PT
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