Man injured in rollover crash on Lick Creek Road
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Campbell County Fire and EMS
06:40
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Company 14, medic 85, respond.
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Point motor vehicle accident in the area of (number withheld) Lick Creek Road.
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Unknown injuries at this time.
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Park up off 2, off 2, can clear 838.
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Campbell EMSA.
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EMSA.
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Can you page EMSA six to that?
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Over.
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EMS 86, respond from a vehicle crash with injuries.
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(number withheld) Lick Creek Road, (number withheld) Lick Creek Road.
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Patient has a broken arm, bleeding from the arm and face.
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He was the only occupant in that vehicle.
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He is bleeding.
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Ops, do you hear me, please?
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EMS 86, stand by.
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Station 6.
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Tower.
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Hey, what are you calling?
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I got you.
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Hey, what are you going to see about this? My vehicle crashed in the area (number withheld) Lick Creek Road.
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(number withheld) Wapping Creek Road.
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Male screaming in pain on the porch of this address.
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He is bleeding, difficulty breathing, broken arm,
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bleeding from the face and arm as well.
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So far, EMS is taking.
01:39
Campbell 1433 in route.
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Copy.
01:48
And we should show Chief 14 and 1431 in route.
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Copy.
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1421 in route.
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Copy.
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14C3 in route station.
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Copy.
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1438, come out.
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Copy.
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Campbell, you're having a route.
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Copy.
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Campbell, C14.
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Go ahead.
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We'll probably cover it.
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I think it should be.
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Did you have any further information on it?
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The complainant stated a male arrived on scene screaming in pain.
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He is experiencing some difficulty breathing.
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With a possible broken arm.
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Unknown fluid at this time.
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I copy. But he is out of the car, correct?
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Ten four.
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Thank you. Call should be covered.
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Okay.
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Campbell 416,
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you show me clear.
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Stack that warrant service to me.
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They're supposed to be giving us a call whenever they're on the way to the sheriff's office.
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What would I do now?
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What was the name of the individual in the paperwork you were looking for?
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This is for John Rock and Brown,
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but we have it over here.
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Okay, cool.
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Fourteen, three, over here.
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Copy.
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Four hundred and forty-five, copy.
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See the law enforcement.
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I'll get on that.
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Copy.
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Units are out to 26, Christian (number withheld) Wiper Creek Road.
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The complainant advises the car is going to be wrecked in their front yard at that address.
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Also looks like the vehicle is rolled a couple of times.
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Campbell Rescue 14 is en route with two.
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Copy.
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1424.
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1424?
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You can show me a route to the station.
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How many apparatus are out?
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So far we have Rescue 14 en route.
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10-4, thank you.
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Four forty-five.
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Go ahead.
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Can you try to call the complainant and transfer them to my phone, please?
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Come on.
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Four twenty-five, four forty-five.
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Go ahead.
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Not mistaken, we have a lot of ETOH issues with that male subject.
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Yeah, I'm gonna keep off.
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Go ahead, three five.
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You can just roar my traffic.
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I apologize.
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Oh, she's taking the seat. She'll hit top of your tent.
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But you did.
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Three four.
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You can show us the Robin on the other.
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Come on.
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Campbell, do we have law enforcement en route?
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Yes, they've been advised.
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I'm not sure of their ETA though.
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Okay, we may possibly need them for crowd control.
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10-4.
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We'll start sheriff's office too.
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