Vehicle rollover accident with unconscious patient in Harrison County, Gulfport MS
TrafficEmergency units responded to a vehicle rollover accident with a patient who was initially unconscious but later responsive on Hughes Avenue near Washington in Harrison County, Mississippi. The vehicle sustained heavy damage and emergency crews coordinated at the scene with a county deputy.
Audio|Source: Harrison County Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Four, engine five, stand by for an accident of overturn.
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Q7A. Truck one, Italian, two as well.
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Comfort battalion 2, engine 5, truck 1, respond to Hughes Avenue,
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Washington for an accident of overturn.
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Attain 2. Trial 2.
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Cancel truck 1, send truck 2, show myself in that.
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Copy, truck 2, you copy?
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And there's a county deputy on scene asking for everyone to 1017, the patient's not responding.
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Phone got to you.
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Sureful.
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Battalion 2, Goldberg.
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The time you.
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Please update Rescue 5 of what we've got, roll over with unconscious patients and advise them that we may be requesting their assistance and we'll be meeting them at the base.
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7.
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Get into a clear scene, terminating the pass.
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Tapin.
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Okay, okay.
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Shut down at the moment.
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That's fine.
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Yeah, double.
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Angel 1 Harrison, uh Space 3.
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104. Engine 8-pack quarters.
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Harrison. Here's then.
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Go ahead, Angel bomb.
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We're gonna be 1043.
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Two more.
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I was going to be on scene we got one vehicle heavy damage it is up right at the moment as we're not going to specifically up to at the time we will advise further we're going to be uh he's ma'am The patient is responsive at the moment.
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TIFO, thank you.
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Truck 2, it looks right, we'll have that extra case.
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Truck 2, copy.
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