Traffic accident near NC-16 and Highway 73, Lincoln County NC
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical units responded to a traffic accident near South NC 16 Highway and Highway 73 involving a Toyota SUV. A person about 50 years old was having difficulty breathing on the southbound off-ramp.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln NC EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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01:25
Transcript:
00:00
15 Highway and Highway 73, 29-1
00:05
CEMED is your core east of station.
00:08
On base, two, respond to traffic accident on South NC 16 Highway and Highway 73, 23, 29, number one time is 1345.
00:18
Medic 4. Amen.
00:20
Medic 4.
00:22
We'll be diverting to that call, (name withheld).
00:27
10-40.
00:29
Medicaid.
00:30
We'll be picking up the call that Medic 4 was on.
00:33
If you will, just advise what that was, and the address, please, or (name withheld) was.
00:38
T.4. It's going to be a 30 alpha 3.
00:41
Traumatic injuries, near Bellwood Lane and Call Street, (name withheld).
00:50
10-4. Thank you, C-Med.
00:52
We'll be in...
00:53
10-4.
00:57
Medicases.
00:59
Hey.
01:02
Just be advised, we're coming from Main Street.
01:05
10-1.
01:08
C-Meta units in the south traffic accident in South 16.
01:13
Like Toyota SUV-1.
01:17
50 years old, constant breathing, going to be in the southbound off ramp.
01:23
You know, I have one upon a little pack one.
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Location mentioned:
NC-16, North Carolina
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