Man hit by vehicle at Northumberland Highway office
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Northumberland County Fire & EMS
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Station one, station nine, respond to (number withheld) Northumberland Highway.
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(number withheld) Northumberland Highway, male subject traumatic injury, law enforcement en route.
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Station nine, respond to (number withheld) Northumberland Highway.
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This is going to be the old school board office in Lottsburg.
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Male subject traumatic injury, law enforcement en route.
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Time of dispatch 2000 hours.
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Medic One, acknowledge.
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2000.
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949, I'm responding.
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Copy 949.
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ES1.
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Go ahead, ES1.
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I'm also en route.
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Copy, 2002.
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Medic One ES One, patient is stating that he was struck by a vehicle.
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The person who discovered him says it looks like his arm is hurt as well as his pelvis.
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Responding for Medic One, show us a route and we're direct with traffic.
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2003.
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What's our one? I don't think they will be cold to weather, but let's check on the availability of a helicopter.
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Let's not page out the fire department until we know that they will fly.
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Copy that.
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Nine four nine, I'm on scene.
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Copy that, 949
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. Chief two to 949 , let me know if you need fire department on scene.
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Okay.
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We're still on medic one's on scene.
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Copy 2007 .
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F1.
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Go ahead, F1.
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All right, show me on scene.
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Go ahead and give me a loss for command.
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If the helicopter is available, go ahead and launch it.
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Copy that. They're checking weather now.
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Command, Northbound.
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Go ahead.
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One male,
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unstable ALS.
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Copy that. We're still on hold with a helicopter.