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Colorado
Car Fire Turns Out to be Fatal MVA
By THOMAS AURNHAMMER
Senior Correspondent
1st Responder Network
Story Number
090106102
By Tom Aurnhammer
Remains of Isuzu SUV at Highway 160 Accident
By Tom Aurnhammer
Responding to a Report of a Car Fire, UPFD Units Found a Fatal MVA
By Tom Aurnhammer
Care Flight Transporting the Driver of the Oil Field Service Truck
By Tom Aurnhammer
UPFD Rescue 61 at the Scene of the Highway 160 Fatal Accident/Fire
By Tom Aurnhammer
UPFD Firefighters Stand-By with Attack Line
By Tom Aurnhammer
Front End of Oil Field Service Truck on Highway 160
By Tom Aurnhammer
Medical Investigator Examines the Interior of the Isuzu Trooper
By Tom Aurnhammer
UPFD Firefighters at the Fatal MVA on Highway 160
Bayfield, CO - On August 31st, 2006 at approximately 2122 hours the Upper Pine Fire District was dispatched to a report of a vehicle fire in the 38,000 Block of US Highway 160. First arriving units encountered a fully involved Isuzu Trooper that had been involved in a motor vehicle accident with an oil field service truck. Command requested additional units while firefighters went to work extricating the driver of the service truck and extinguishing the SUV fire.
Care Flight’s Medical Helicopter out of Mercy Regional Medical Center was dispatched to the scene and transported the driver of the service truck after he was removed from the vehicle. The driver of the Isuzu was pronounced dead at the scene. Along with the UPFD units, the Colorado State Police, LaPlata County Sheriff’s Office, Bayfield Marshal’s Office, and the LaPlata County Coroner’s Office were on the scene.
The accident resulted in the closure of US Highway 160 in both directions for several hours. This same stretch of highway was the scene of another fatal accident on August 14th, 2006 (see Story #081406122). The cause of this accident is under investigation by the Colorado State Patrol.
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