Woman falls and bleeds on head near Carter Avenue, Ashland KY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a 60-year-old woman who fell and was bleeding from her head and face near Carter Avenue. Fire assistance was later canceled.
Audio|Heard on: Boyd County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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The Smasch, Mett 1, Station 40, 40 Engine 2,
00:04
Near bond to near Carter Avenue.
00:08
60-year-old female fell and is bleeding from her head and face.
00:12
Dispatch could hear the female talking in the back and the body is going to be in front of hairs.
00:17
DeSatch Med 1, Station 40, 40 engine 2.
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You respond to near Carter Avenue.
00:26
60-year-old female fell and is bleeding from her head and face.
00:29
Dispatch could hear the female talking in the back and the bias is going to be in front of hairs.
00:35
Two copies.
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Two's in or else.
00:38
Copy and out.
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Med1, you copy up.
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Charlie, 74.
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7.4.
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My unit and route to this station.
00:52
7.4.
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Med1 copies.
00:56
You can cancel fire.
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226, go ahead.
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All through.
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Time for.
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Dispatch for the engine two.
01:07
Agent 2 is no hit.
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Engine 2, Med1, advise you can cancel.
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Your response.
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Agent 2 copy.
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Code for it.
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Location mentioned:
Carter Ave, Ashland, KY 41101
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