Two-vehicle accident closes lanes on MLK Blvd in Fayetteville 

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Avenue number 418, 4118, up to 480-10-0. Okay, Stix is fine. Okay, Dr. 6 is fine. In second letter, six, a time calling on a wonderful load of vehicle accident and injuries at the auto-com on M.K. 2790% also the farmers of no comment on 1241. It's a year old female patient, her arms are going on and adding chest pain. I want to refer you all 7. 6.7, Postation 5, Medic 7, Postation 5, Medic 2, Postation 7, Medic 2, Postation 7, and Medic 4, Postation 8. Medic 4, Postation 8. Medic 4, Postation 8. Medic 4, Engine 9. Fall Injury, 7298, Charlotte Avenue. 7298 Charlotte Avenue, cross off Baltic Street and Legendary Lane. Map page 9,0. Medic. Medic. 6 out of regional and Imalek 7.6. Medics 6 out of regional and Imalach 7.6. Good afternoon, Northwest. We're currently bound your facility, not emerging this time, with a 27th, that's 27-year-old male patient. Chief complaint today is going to be seizure. A patient is coming from the Springdale Airport. A patient's friend said that they walked into terminal and then the patient fell to the ground. There was a slow fall on the ground, so no trauma noted. Bicesterner says that the patient began to seize for approximately two minutes. A patient is still a little post-pickle at this time. GCS 14. We had a blood pressure of 112 over 86. Heart rate of 99, it's that 98% on repair. We had a CPG of 84. We'll be here still in about three minutes. Do you have any questions? Nothing further. The room is time upon arrival. CDC for the unit responding to the NBA. Just be advised that the vehicle is smoking and there's fluid leaking from us. CDC, light six copies. You can show us on scene. It looks like we have them. There are two vehicles. One vehicle involved will be in AutoZone, the other ones are in the okay. We will have one lane. Yeah, we'll have both lanes shut down in the way direction. We have them okay to meet. AutoZone, 2790, MLK, Opt 40, 1245. One year of H male, he's awake and breathing. He is bleeding from the head. They are holding pressure on it. Call her advice, it's going to be a hospice patient and do not transport. He just needs a lift assist.

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