Teen soccer player injured with broken hand at park, Apex NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 15-year-old male soccer player at Pleasant Park suffered a broken hand with visible deformity and minor bleeding. He was conscious and breathing when responders were en route to soccer field 3 near Pleasant Plains Road.
Audio|Heard on: Wake County Fire
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01:23
Transcript:
00:00
15-year-old male conscious and breathing.
00:04
A soccer player fell on his hand and broke his hand.
00:07
There is some bleeding not serious.
00:09
He is responding normally.
00:10
Parents are not on scene.
00:16
You down when you come in to the park entrance.
00:21
He is a 35 copy.
00:23
Carrie, you have a people number?
00:31
Anything next on TAC 21.
00:35
For field 3.
00:40
Soccer Field 3.
00:44
Copy number 3.
00:45
Thank you.
00:50
In route to near Pleasant Plains Road.
00:56
Okay, this is Curie.
00:57
If you're sure we're to TAC 40, TAC 40, TAC 40.
01:02
Copy, TAC-40, thank you.
01:09
Copy-Five and right on TAC 40.
01:13
You are going to a 15-year-old male, conscious breathing, soccer player selling his hand and broke it.
01:18
There is an obvious deformity.
01:20
Somebody is going to be flagging you down.
01:21
It is field number three, soccer field three.
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Location mentioned:
Pleasant Park, 3400 Pleasant Plns Rd, Apex, NC 27502
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