Fatal crash injures child at York Road and Wells, Mcleod County MN
TrafficA high-speed collision between two vehicles occurred near York Road and Wells in McLeod County. One person died at the scene. A seven-year-old boy was seriously injured with a severe scalp wound and is receiving emergency medical care at a hospital.
Audio|Source: McLeod County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Do you know is Hector ambulance still on its way here or did they cancel?
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600-372. I'm actually talking with the director,
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Buffalo Lake.
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He assured us his crew is on the way.
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Hector is also en route.
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Should have two coming?
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543Mak kiddo. Did you have a toll on route?
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February 372, Buffalo Lake is in route.
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2775, I'd like you to continue en route for now.
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Therefore, TJD is or not?
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Copy that, yes, keep them both coming.
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And I was correct.
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One of the Buffalo Lake Ambulance people did communicate to his rig on patient status.
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2735, copy continuing.
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One-clock copy, 1845.
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Hector Ambulance 2 Battalion 1.
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We are about four minutes out.
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Copy that, four minutes out.
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Buffalo Lake 2 Battalion 1.
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Do you have a location? Is it on 212?
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7.73 out of touch.
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20273, 1845.
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Negative. The location is York Road and Wells in McLeod County.
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York Road in the intersection of that in Wells.
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Can you give me some general directions please?
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Italian 1, Buffalo Lake.
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Cole will be giving you a call shortly with directions.
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I'm 21. Are you good there?
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I'm good.
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Hector Ambulance to dispatch, you can show us on scene.
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1848. North Communications to Alina Ground on S-TAC-2.
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Alina 2773, go ahead.
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Alina 2773, can you give me any information on this patient that we're supposed to be flying? We don't know if it's adult,
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child,
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bike accident, trauma, D-O-A, cardiac arrest, not that.
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It was a two-vehicle accident approximately 60 miles an hour with the DOA[1] and the other vehicle. Seven-year-old male with a significant scalp laceration and a bulgeant.
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Right hit pain, he's currently in Hutch EDs,
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getting an evaluation and imaging.
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Do you need anything else?
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Copy that, thank you.
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Three-seven two. Welfare check.
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The 7-2 is code for patients will be transferred with, excuse me, transported by Hector, shortly.
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Kirby, Code 4[2], Hector, and those will be transported shortly in 2775, cancel.
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HFB 799K.
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SV. 799.
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Yes, please, cancel.
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Just attached copies, 2775, do you copy direct?
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If the ICR isn't attached, can you attach one and give me the last four?
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2735, copy.
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And four, the last four will be 1718, 1718.
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And 2773 from North Communications on S-Tech 2, just checking that patients age 70 or 07.
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10-4, thank you.
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1854.
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2773 from North Communications on STAC 2.
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Glyda 2773 from North Communications on STAC 2? 2773 from North Communications on STAC 2?
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2773, go ahead.
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Sir, was that a 0, 7-year-old or 7-0?
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That would be 07.7. I mean no loss of consciousness in here as a rear seat passenger.
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That's a good copy.
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Two vehicle accident, roughly 60, 60 miles an hour, 1 VOA, 07-year-old male with a scalp laceration with evulsion and no loss of consciousness currently at Hutch Health.
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Corrections, you have an EPA in all this time?
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To be landing in the next five, zero five minutes.
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Copy that, well, somebody I'll wait you for a gurney if you need one.
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Copy that, I appreciate the information and the help.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
DOA: Dead On Arrival
[2]
Code 4: Situation under control; no further assistance needed
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Location mentioned:
York Rd, Lynn Township, MN 55350
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