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Side Removal for Truck 6 At 2142 company 22 units were dispatched for an auto accident at route 7 and Loudoun County Pkwy. While enroute dispatched upgraded the call to a possible entrapment bringing truck 6. Company 22 units arrived to find a single vehicle off the road that slid into an exit sign and NO entrapment. However, due to the location of the patient, truck 6 removed the entire passenger side. The patient was loaded into medic 22 and units went ready.

At 0139hrs Engine, Truck, Ambulance, Safety, and Captain 6 along with ALS and Rescue 15 were dispatched for an auto accident with entrapment at Estate place and Farmwell rd. Company 6 units arrived to find a single vehicle that rolled over ejecting the occupant. During that process, the vehicle landed back on its wheels with the patient under it. Engine and Truck 6 began stabilizing the car and setting up to use the air bags. At the 10 minute mark the patient was accessed and loaded into AirCare 3 and taken to Fairfax hospital. Company 6 units cleared the scene a little while later. Engine 23 took care of the landing zone. Captain 6 had the command.

Just before 11pm Truck, Medic and AC 606 along with Leesburg units were dispatched for an auto accident with entrapment at the intersection of Sycolin road and Leesburg bypass. Engine 601 arrived to find 2 patients trapped in separate vehicles and established command. Truck 601 arrived and extricated patient #1, while truck 606 completed a door pop and dash lift on car #2. Medic 606 took patient #2 to Leesburg airport to meet up with AirCare. Company 6 units cleared a short time later.

On Dec 10, approx 4am, Truck 6 was alerted to 23's area for the auto accident with entrapment. T606 went enroute with 5 to Loudoun County Pkwy in the area of the Greenway. Communications was advising one vehicle on its side with single patient trapped. After a few minutes of searching for the vehicle, Loudoun EOC advised that they had traced the cell phone to the area of Loudoun County Pkway and Mooreview Pkwy. E623 arrived on-scene with T606 to find a single vehicle that had rolled over and landed in a cement drainage ditch. T606 went to work stabilizing the vehicle. T606 then flapped the roof of the vehicle. Patient care was transferred to the care of M623, and was flown to Fairfax Hospital via AirCare 1. Extrication took approximately 30min. Due to the position of the vehicle R613, and R439 were added to the call, as well as HM619 and ER609 for the gasoline that was in the waterway from the leaking vehicle. Units remained on-scene for approximately 2 hours to assist VSP, and the towing company with scene lighting.