This account comes from Martin Nowak:
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Around 3 PM today (September 5, 2012), I heard the sound of the Chicago Fire Department’s emergency response vehicles heading somewhere. Out of curiosity, I followed them to see what was happening. When I got there, I saw a shocking scene: a driver had crashed into a street pole and then collided with another car. The force of the impact caused the above-ground power lines attached to the pole to fall to the ground. To my surprise, the driver fled the scene before the firefighters even arrived. There was no immediate information about whether the driver sustained any injuries, but their airbag had deployed. As soon as I finished taking photos, Truck 36 from the Chicago Fire Department pulled up, and Ambulance 3 stayed on-site. Interestingly, the Chicago Police Department hadn’t arrived yet. The accident occurred at the intersection of Kedzie Avenue and Thomas Street.
Below are some images I took at the scene. These photos capture the aftermath of the crash and the emergency response efforts.
[Image Caption: A close-up view of the damaged cars involved in the collision. Photo by Martin Nowak.]
[Image Caption: Emergency vehicles, including a fire truck, gathered at the scene. Photo by Martin Nowak.]
[Image Caption: Fallen power lines lying dangerously across the road. Photo by Martin Nowak.]
[Image Caption: An ambulance parked nearby as paramedics assessed the situation. Photo by Martin Nowak.]
[Image Caption: The intersection where the incident took place, with clear signs of damage to infrastructure. Photo by Martin Nowak.]
[Image Caption: Another angle showing the aftermath of the crash. Photo by Martin Nowak.]
[Image Caption: The tense atmosphere at the scene as responders worked to ensure safety. Photo by Martin Nowak.]
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This event highlights the unpredictable nature of accidents and the critical role emergency services play in such situations. If anyone has more details about the driver or the outcome, feel free to share!
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