Quincy Quarry Police Scanner Snippets: Quarry Street Closed By Bad Accident

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Sunday night at approximately 10 pm a serious two vehicle crash occurred on Quarry Street per Quincy Quarry’s Senior Citizen Police Radio Scanner Monitor.

The crash occurred at the messy confluence of Garfield Street, Granite Street, Quarry Street, and Packard Lane.

So serious was this two car crash that the busy local arterial that is Quarry Street was closed to traffic.

Unknown, however if vehicle heading downhill on Quarry was speeding or if the Tesla involved in the crash may have been under the control of Tesla’s controversial Autopilot self-driving system.

1 AM early Saturday morning Washington Street and McGrath Highway accident scene
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In any event, unlike a messy but more fender bender accident at the intersection of Washington Street and McGrath Hightway at 1 am early Saturday morning and thus around closing time, an accident where the assumed to be Weymouth resident driver fled the scene, the Quarry Street accident Sunday evening was a serious injury crash

A very serious crash as three people suffered varying levels of injuries.

One person was taken away by ambulance, a second person transported by ambulance on a stretcher and thus apparently suffered more serious injuries, and fire department personnel had to extract the third person from the wreckage. 

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Radio chatter further indicated that the Quincy Fire Department Chief responded to the scene to support the Deputy Chief working the weekend second shift.

In addition to all of the first responders responding to the scene, the Quincy Police Department Accident Reconstruction Team also rolled to the accident scene and which is never a good sign.

Even more troubling, Quarry Street was still closed at 1 am with no word heard when as to when traffic resumed through the scene of the accident.

Accordingly, Quincy Quarry’s ever growing legions of loyal readers can count on the Quarry to monitor this breaking badly bad new event© and report updates as might be appropriate.

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