Male trapped in vehicle with neck injury at Seneca Trail

Heard on: Tucker WV EMS Dispatch Group Calls

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Attention, Company Ten EMS respond.

00:04

(number withheld) Seneca Trail, the brick house before Kingsford, for a male subject that's stuck in a bobcat, unable to move his neck.

00:15

First alerts.

00:18

Eleven 18 .

00:21

Tucker Com, five two's responding.

00:24

Can you page out and see if Randolph County can take this?

00:28

Since we have an extended ETA.

00:31

Ten four.

00:34

Five two to five zero.

00:37

Can you go to EMS private?

00:40

Copy.

00:53

EMS respond to (number withheld) Bunker Hill Road in Thomas for a fifty-five year old female altered mental.

01:00

First alert 1120 .

01:03

Tucker call five two.

01:07

Five two, go ahead.

01:13

So five zero is going to respond to the Bobcat call.

01:17

We're going to respond to the abdominal pain.

01:19

If you could get a hold of Randolph County still and see if they could go to the abdominal pain, even because we're just, we're not even to the county line from Oakland.

01:30

Ten four, Randolph.

01:31

Been notified for the Bobcat call.

2026-09-11 08:16 UTC

Medical Emergency

Seneca Trail, Montrose, WV 26283

Male trapped in vehicle with neck injury at Seneca Trail

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS was dispatched to a location near Seneca Trail in Montrose for a reported medical emergency involving an adult male who appeared to be stuck in a skid steer and unable to move his neck. Due to an extended estimated arrival time, dispatch asked another county to potentially handle the call.

Male trapped in vehicle with neck injury at Seneca Trail

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