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Otterville, MO

Man injured after 12-foot fall from ladder at residence 

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Near Cherry St, Otterville, MO 65348
Audio|Source: Cooper County Police, Fire, and EMS
00:51

Transcript:
Otterville Fire, Second Tone, 608 North Cherry Street, 608 North Cherry Street, 24-year-old male, fell 12 feet from a ladder, and 1988. 9-10. 9-10 responding with 1. 9-10 responding with 1. 9-10 responding with 1. 608 North Cherry Street, 608 North Cherry Street. 24-year-old male fell 12 feet from a ladder, is complaining of pain in both hips, is bleeding from the right side of his head. He was carried inside the residence from outside where he fell.

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Near Cherry St, Otterville, MO 65348
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