Hampton Lakes Crews Responded to Multi-Vehicle Crash with Entrapment
Photo by Courtesy of Hampton Lakes Vol Fire Co
Vincentown, N.J. — October 4 — Hampton Lakes Volunteer Fire Company personnel arrived at the scene of a severe multi-vehicle accident that involved individuals being trapped.The incident took place at the intersection of Route 70 and Roohr Lane.
Firefighters from Hampton Lakes who were involved in the operation included Chief 1720, Tender-Engine 1726, Engine 1722, and Special Services 1729. The Tender-Engine 1726 utilized the Jaws of Life, a specialized tool, to aid in the removal of trapped individuals, with assistance from units from Vincent Fire Company and Tabernacle Fire Department.
Additional support came from Vincent Fire Company, including Deputy Chief 17101, Rescue-Engine 1711, and Engine 1712, as well as Tabernacle Quint 4314.
On scene, emergency medical services were provided by Hampton Lakes Ambulance 1784, Tabernacle Rescue Ambulance 4396, Pemberton Ambulance 1863, Lumberton Ambulance 1393, and Virtua Paramedics.
The coordinated effort involved fire, rescue, and emergency medical services to manage the situation and provide necessary aid.
Hydraulic extrication tools, often referred to as the Jaws of Life, are standard equipment used by trained personnel to rescue individuals from vehicles that are damaged or overturned.
According to guidelines from the New Jersey State Police for highway incident safety, vehicle extrication, vehicle stabilization, and medical care are essential components of response during road emergencies.
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