Child treated for head injury from sledding, Harrison OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were called near Benning Lane for a 5-year-old boy with a head injury from sledding. The child's bleeding was controlled and he is reported to be okay.
Audio|Heard on: Hamilton County West Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Squads responding,
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Near Benning Lane for a 5-year-old male head injury from sledding.
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9.117.
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L.S.
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105 en route Crosby.
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I'm clearing route 1500.
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8 Lincoln 12 auto accident west down 275 before the cold rain exit it's a white-and-black sedan sideways in the middle of I-225 and the operator standing outside 8 Lincoln 12
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12 follow them okay 11 I'll go with him score 3.9 transport complete 11 clear transfer complete 15 or 2
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Looking 14, can add me to the highway?
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A link of 14, clear.
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The Atlantic 296, go ahead with your emergency.
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This is false alarm.
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I hit the button, I apologize.
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That's clear. If you could just reset your radio.
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Copy back.
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Lee, Lincoln 13, check up and off.
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Maddick 28, ALS-105.
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Mother of the child callback was able to get the bleeding control and advising that the child is okay and requesting it is required.
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Location mentioned:
Benning Ln, Harrison, OH 45030
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