Medical emergency near Sungate Dr in Killeen, Killeen TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders in Killeen were dispatched to a possible medical emergency involving a 75-year-old man who lost consciousness after hitting his head near Sungate Drive. Dispatch audio also referenced a separate two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Watercrest and Lake Ridge.
Audio|Heard on: Bell TX Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Claim back five engine seven near Sungate Drive, Cushing's Westwood Far Hills Map Seven Two.
00:07
For a seventy-five year old male.
00:10
He lost consciousness after hitting his head.
00:12
Fourteen twenty-three.
00:14
Please, this is rough.
00:15
Please, seven route.
00:16
What's the twenty-three?
00:18
This is seven, sir.
00:28
Clean Tower Nine or Rescue Nine, if you're capable.
00:31
And Killeen Medic Four being routed to the intersection of Watercrest and Lake Ridge, possible two-vehicle traffic accident.
00:39
We have a GMC SUV and a Mini Cooper, fourteen thirty.
00:43
Killeen Engine Seven Center.
00:45
Cleaning Seven.
00:46
Can you double check that address? No one near Sungate Drive called 911.
00:51
Yeah, the caller just called back, said it's now going to be near Sungate Drive.
00:56
Near Sungate Drive, five received.
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Location mentioned:
Sungate Dr, Killeen, TX 76549
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