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Fayetteville, AR

Emergency crews respond to bicycle accident and fall injury 

audio iconEmergency Medical
Glory Dr, Fayetteville, AR 72703
Audio|Source: Washington County Rural Fire Departments
02:15

Transcript:
Medic 9, 30 Bravo, bicycle accidents, 30, 24 East Glory Drive, operations, ops 40, time out 1053. Medic 3, Lincoln first responders, 17 Bravo fall patient, 10, 599, North Old Cincinnati. Operations Off 44, 10.54. I'm at 754. Medici 3 responding at 1054. Receive, Station 1. C2801 responding. Medical 11 in service. The station 9. We have a copy from station 9. 281 responding in Symmetka. Medical 3 and Lincoln, you're responding to an 84-year-old male fall, back and shoulder injury. Appreciate. in Lincoln, you're responding to an 84-year-old male fall back and shoulder injury.

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