Single vehicle rollover crash injures female on Hwy 27, Monroe County WI
TrafficA single vehicle rolled over on State Highway 27 near Fodora Road. A 20-year-old female driver was initially trapped but was helped out by a caller. She has pain in her right leg and ankle but no reported head injury. Emergency responders are assisting at the scene.
Audio|Source: Monroe County Public Safety
04:27
Transcript:
00:00
Attention, Sparta Fire. Sparta Fire be requests on State Highway 27 and Fodora Road.
00:04
State Highway 27 and Fodora Road for a one vehicle 1050[3], unknown extent of injury. It sounds like one occupant.
00:12
KTHA 782 at 2042.
00:20
Sparta District Chief, nope.
00:24
Sparta District Chief.
00:27
Okay, Captain Page Bean Row.
00:30
10-4[1].
00:37
Roll, 912, 1043.
00:41
Go ahead.
00:46
1043 sounds like the vehicle is on its top. It's going to be one female occupant.
00:50
Our caller is going to attempt to assist the occupant out of the vehicle.
00:54
Sounds like injury is going to be a possible hand injury or bloody nose, but on no extent.
01:01
One seven.
01:16
They've been dispatched.
01:19
Okay, friend, thank you.
01:25
As you were covered by nine, I believe.
01:29
Certain one occupant only.
01:34
As far as they know, yes.
01:47
Roll 57, go ahead with your traffic.
01:53
Just can inquire if the traffic complaint is related to the crash, if you knew.
02:03
Or not sure it might be, but unknown, I guess.
02:11
Chief, Unroll.
02:14
It's part of district chief.
02:17
I'll be on location.
02:23
1042045.
02:29
vehicle upside down on its roofs and I believe I'll stay in five minutes.
02:41
One of our callers believed has assisted the occupying the vehicle out of it.
02:51
Yeah, 10-4[1], Merle.
02:52
She's out of the vehicle at this time.
02:56
10-4[1]. 10-4.
02:57
The driver is on-seen drivers out of the vehicle.
03:13
3,100 from A1, I copied the traffic.
03:16
We can start a unit out, 1040 if you need it.
03:20
Yeah, 10-4[1]0, you can start rescue out this way, break. Monroe, we have a 20-year-old female patient complaining of right leg pain, ankle pain. She is out of the vehicle, she's no longer trapped.
03:37
10-4[1]. Rescue 1, you can show us in route.
03:41
10 for it, 247. Monroe 3,100, is there any complaint of head pain? Apparently she was indicating that initially to the caller.
03:50
Negative, she's on the phone, I believe, with her mother, but she's not complaining of any head pain, at least to me.
03:57
She's just complaining of right-like pain.
04:01
Ten for.
04:09
Go ahead.
04:13
Drivers out of the vehicle, it's going to be a 20-year-old female complaining of right leg pain and ankle pain now. Sounds like she's on the phone with a parent possibly.
04:22
Initially, she had told the caller, her head was hurting, but she's not indicated that to 3,100 at all.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
[2]
10-40: Silent run (no lights or sirens)
[3]
1050: Traffic accident
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Location mentioned:
WI-27 & Fedora Rd, Sparta, WI 54656
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