One Injured in Two-Vehicle Crash
Southern Blvd SE & NM-528
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Summary
- A two-vehicle rear-end collision occurred at Southern Blvd SE and NM-528 in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. One individual was assessed by EMS but declined further medical treatment. Firefighters have cleared the scene, leaving police to manage the situation.
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Firefighters have cleared the scene, leaving police in charge. One person refused further medical treatment.
Firefighters advise one person is being assessed by EMS on scene.
Firefighters are on scene at a two-vehicle rear-end collision with minor to moderate damage.
Firefighters have received a 911 report of a vehicle collision with injuries.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Southern Blvd SE & NM-528.
Firefighters have cleared the scene, leaving police in charge. One person refused further medical treatment.
Firefighters advise one person is being assessed by EMS on scene.
Firefighters are on scene at a two-vehicle rear-end collision with minor to moderate damage.
Firefighters have received a 911 report of a vehicle collision with injuries.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Southern Blvd SE & NM-528.
Firefighters have cleared the scene, leaving police in charge. One person refused further medical treatment.
Firefighters advise one person is being assessed by EMS on scene.
Firefighters are on scene at a two-vehicle rear-end collision with minor to moderate damage.
Firefighters have received a 911 report of a vehicle collision with injuries.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Southern Blvd SE & NM-528.
Firefighters have cleared the scene, leaving police in charge. One person refused further medical treatment.
Firefighters advise one person is being assessed by EMS on scene.
Firefighters are on scene at a two-vehicle rear-end collision with minor to moderate damage.
Firefighters have received a 911 report of a vehicle collision with injuries.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Southern Blvd SE & NM-528.
Firefighters have cleared the scene, leaving police in charge. One person refused further medical treatment.
Firefighters advise one person is being assessed by EMS on scene.
Firefighters are on scene at a two-vehicle rear-end collision with minor to moderate damage.
Firefighters have received a 911 report of a vehicle collision with injuries.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Southern Blvd SE & NM-528.
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Yeah a tiny little fender bender where the people should have just moved their cars and then called the police. There was no reason for all those emergency response vehicles. People need to know the difference between calling 911 calling non-emergency or just pulling over and exchanging insurance
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Yeah a tiny little fender bender where the people should have just moved their cars and then called the police. There was no reason for all those emergency response vehicles. People need to know the difference between calling 911 calling non-emergency or just pulling over and exchanging insurance
Just opened this up
Yeah a tiny little fender bender where the people should have just moved their cars and then called the police. There was no reason for all those emergency response vehicles. People need to know the difference between calling 911 calling non-emergency or just pulling over and exchanging insurance
Just opened this up
Yeah a tiny little fender bender where the people should have just moved their cars and then called the police. There was no reason for all those emergency response vehicles. People need to know the difference between calling 911 calling non-emergency or just pulling over and exchanging insurance
Just opened this up
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Yeah a tiny little fender bender where the people should have just moved their cars and then called the police. There was no reason for all those emergency response vehicles. People need to know the difference between calling 911 calling non-emergency or just pulling over and exchanging insurance
Just opened this up