Man falls off e-bike with open leg fracture in Newry
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Sebago Lakes Region and Oxford County Fire and EMS
03:26
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Oxford RCC to Med-Care, stand by for a fall at (number withheld) Vail Drive, Newry.
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Oxford RCC to Med Care, respond to (number withheld) Vail Drive in Newry.
00:26
Cross street is Douglas Road for a 38 year old male that fell off an e-bike, now complaining of foot pain.
00:32
No longer on the ground.
00:34
Bravo level response.
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Time of your tone is 2106.
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Oxford 502 is clear.
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Memorial back in service.
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502, you're clear.
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Memorial in service at 2107.
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Oxford 556 responding.
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556 responding at 2107.
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Oxford 556.
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Go ahead.
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556, they are advising that the bone is showing through the skin.
01:27
Copy that.
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Oxford 556, they are advising that the bleeding is not controlled at this time.
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556, Oxford, do you copy?
01:48
Stand by for an assist to United Ambulance (number withheld) Portland Road.
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Fire on the air with an assist to United Ambulance for any available Bridgton Fire unit that is a driver to respond to (number withheld) Portland Road, cross streets of Beaver Creek Farm Road and New Colonial Drive for a 74 year old male that has low blood sugar that can't get it up.
02:23
Say out level response.
02:24
Fire on repeating, fire on the air with an assist to United Ambulance (number withheld) for any available Brewster Fire unit that can drive an ambulance to respond to (number withheld) Portland Road.
02:34
Crossing to Beaver Creek Farm Road and New Colonial Drive for a 74-year-old male.
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Says low blood sugar, can't get it up.
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United ambulance is requesting a driver to assist.
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Alpha level response and the fire alarm is out at 2109.
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12 and 118.
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Oxford 556 .
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Go ahead, Oxford.
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The caller is trying to control the bleeding.
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The patient is going in and out of consciousness.
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Five five six copies.
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