Construction worker burned after power line strike
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Acushnet Police Operations
01:34
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00:00
I had a construction worker run up to me.
00:03
They said they might have hit a power line.
00:05
There is fire alarms going off.
00:08
What's the location? I do have a fire alarm coming in at one Cushing Road.
00:12
Affirmative, one Cushing.
00:15
Received.
00:16
Seventy-eight to route.
00:18
Four eighty-seven, 819 .
00:20
Eight one nine.
00:21
Go ahead and roll the ambulance.
00:23
I got a. Construction work might have possible electrical burns.
00:28
Hey, what I can you expedite? I have a source to respond as well.
00:32
Hey,
00:34
what I'll jump on the rig with a paramedic.
00:39
405 to control.
00:41
Control is on.
00:42
I'm clear, medic for transport.
00:44
We see, thank you.
00:46
Jack, where are you? I'm over here at (number withheld) Cushing.
00:49
I'm outside.
00:51
I'm trying to get the.
00:52
Room cleared out where they may have hit the power line.
00:56
Okay, right here.
00:58
Officer, can you come back with your message? You're unreadable.
01:07
I advise.
01:12
Seventy-seven, our patient's over here.
01:15
Seventy-eight, 819 , got one patient, conscious alert.
01:22
Received. Do you know what Officer Borna was trying to say? I know he wanted me to advise fire, but I can't make out what he's saying.
01:30
Yeah, you can disregard.
01:31
Fire's on scene here.
01:32
You can relay that to us.
01:34
Received.
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