Vincent Fire Company Responded to Motor Vehicle Accident With Entrapment

Vincentown, N.J. — October 4 — Vincent Fire Company responded to a motor vehicle accident involving one person who was trapped inside a vehicle on October 4. They deployed Deputy 17101, Rescue Engine 1711, and Rescue Engine 1712 to the scene.

Deputy 17101 arrived at the same time as HLVFC Chief 1720. After evaluating the situation, the crew confirmed that one individual was stuck in the vehicle. Deputy 17101 then helped HLVFC 1726 perform the extrication process to safely remove the occupant from the vehicle.

Additional units assisted with managing the scene by controlling traffic, removing debris, and handling other potential hazards associated with the vehicles. These efforts helped keep the incident area organized and allowed rescue operations to continue smoothly.

The response involved cooperation between Vincent Fire Company and its mutual aid partners. Fire and rescue teams worked together to carry out the extrication and manage safety risks on the roadway before completing their assigned tasks.

Vincent Fire Company, located at 16 Race Street in Vincentown, is a volunteer fire company that has been serving the community since 1850, as stated on its official website. The company's rescue vehicles are used for responding to incidents that require specialized equipment and coordinated efforts.

The department expressed gratitude to its mutual aid partners for their ongoing support and assistance. No further details about the condition of the occupant, the cause of the accident, or the level of vehicle damage were shared.