Pair of Serious Incidents Require Sudbury Fire Department Response

It’s been a busy 12 hour stretch for the Sudbury Fire Department, which has been called to a pair of serious incidents since late Wednesday night.

According to scanner reports, on Wednesday night at 10:26 p.m. crews were called to 157 Mossman Road for a report of a motor vehicle crash.

The crash reportedly caused the vehicle to roll over and trapped one person. A second person was able to escape from the vehicle on their own, the scanner indicated.

Firefighters responded to the scene with tools to begin the extrication process on the trapped victim. A medical helicopter was reportedly called to the area, landing nearby at Davis Field to transport the person to an area hospital.

Then on Thursday morning just after 10 a.m., Twitter user Christopher Welch reported that a construction crew hit a two-inch gas line at 528 Boston Post Road, which is the address for Raytheon Company.

Welch reported that there was an “active leak” following the incident, and NStar was notified to respond to the scene.

When contacted by Patch Thursday morning for more information on these two incidents, dispatch indicated that members of the Sudbury Fire Department were currently tied up with a large incident.

Check back with Sudbury Patch or more information on these incidents as they become available.