Person bleeding heavily despite tourniquet at fire department

Heard on: Sedgwick KS EMS Dispatch Group Calls

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Nineteen 18 .

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Start for an unknown priority hemorrhage at (number withheld) West Ross Avenue.

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Medic thirty-seven.

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Thirty-seven from post seven.

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Start for an unknown priority hemorrhage at (number withheld) West Ross Avenue.

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Three one nine West Ross Avenue at Clearwater Fire Department.

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Medic thirty-seven, your call is now a priority five.

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21 clear.

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36 will be transporting one red 37 traffic west.

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One red 37 Wesley Main 1921.

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Medic 37, patient's going to be in a white Jeep Cherokee at the fire department.

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Good morning, since she's saying that she applied a tourniquet and it's still bleeding, can we start fire to there too?

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Medic 37, looks like Squad 72's on scene.

2026-09-12 17:15 UTC

Medical Emergency

W Ross Ave, Clearwater, KS 67026

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible hemorrhage at the Clearwater Fire Department on West Ross Avenue. The patient was reported to be in a white Jeep Cherokee, and a tourniquet had been applied but bleeding continued. The call was upgraded to a higher priority and additional units were sent to assist.