Pedestrian injured in accident near East Arlington Heights, Aiken SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to two separate medical incidents in Aiken County. One involved a person reportedly sick near Old Pope Road in Aiken. Another incident occurred at East Arlington Heights and East Avenue in North Augusta, where a pedestrian was reportedly struck by a vehicle. The pedestrian was reported to be talking when medical units arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Aiken SC EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medic five, respond emergency near Old Pope Road for a sick person.
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Medic five received.
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Go for two.
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Two, respond emergency to East Arlington Heights and East Avenue.
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East Arlington Heights and East Avenue for an accident involving a pedestrian.
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Your patient is talking.
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Grizzle 161 Bravo 3.
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Two, I can roll that cross street.
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East Arlington Heights and East Avenue in North Augusta.
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10-4, shows him around.
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I can five send it.
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Five, respond emergency near Old Pope Road.
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Near Old Pope Road for a sick person.
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Going to be pain cross of Lordtown Road, Christmas One Hundred and Eighty-Eight Charlie Three.
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Old Puff Road for a sick person.
00:42
Taking that three.
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Medic Three.
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Location mentioned:
Old Pope Rd, Aiken, SC 29801
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