Rescue operation for injured hiker near Ocoee waterfalls, Ocoee TN
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are conducting a rescue for a person suspected of having a broken leg near waterfalls on the Climerhead Trail off Highway 64 and Highway 30 in Ocoee, Tennessee. Rescue teams are coordinating plans for a possible high-angle rescue due to difficult terrain.
Audio|Source: Polk County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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8.01 to Commander 1.
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Go ahead, Richard.
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That's a regular place.
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Okay, I'm coming up on Captain Dr.
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Down here on 30.
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I don't know what you know, here's just a minute one.
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Well, I can get that gate open or not.
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I copy. Rescue 12, make sure you've got the Will Stokes on there, you'll probably negate if he's got a broke plate.
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And four, it's on here.
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Copy. Incident Commandant is OcoE1.
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Okay, Commander 1.
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Did you advise go 30 instead of 33?
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With Helm's supposed to tell they broke the leg, I'm going to advise, come on up 33.
00:29
Stand for. I'm parking my unit right here on the 64.
00:32
That'd be the old road that goes up in here.
00:35
Might be sitting right on the side of the road.
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And for one, I'll be out to check them to make sure this gates where we can get in it.
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TAMPON
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TAMBOLES RECKING.
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Does anyone copy? This is OCOI-1.
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You can call them with Fikes.
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10-4[1], you guys may need to gear up for high-angle rescue if they're at that second falls.
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If they've climbed up above the second fall, the first falls, that's going to be a different kind of thing to get them up and around it back down.
01:03
Oh, Coymont, I'm checking the coordinates on that right now to see if we need to get a high angle bunch.
01:09
If he jumped off a lot, I'm almost betting it's that second one with a big cascading waterfalls up above that first one.
01:18
Oh, units, that shows to be either at or just before the first set of falls.
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When you get there, just let dispatch know.
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case we need to call Bradley County's high angle unit.
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Commander 1, copy.
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Commander 1, Central 1, 801, minimize the gate is open.
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Copy. Copy. Are we still, this is Constable 4, are we still meeting at 30 and 64?
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That's Aute Central 1.
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602, go ahead.
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Before we get parked,
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we are going to clam or trailhead, correct?
01:48
I've got some fire and rescue already on scene.
01:50
Okay, we're on scene stays in the parking lot.
01:53
Commander 1, medic in it.
01:55
We will be going in the trail right here off 64.
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My tailor's truck sitting parked right here on the side of the road.
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Number 1, Super 1.
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Commander 1, go ahead.
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I've got a team of three and one side of the side starting in on trails this time.
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Team. 1512, commander one.
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5212, center one.
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Go ahead.
02:13
You did advise this would go in off Highway 30 from the 64 side, correct?
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T.4 will be the Climmerhead Trail there.
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104. 8-1, rescue 12.
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Go ahead, A-O-1.
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Right before you get to Highway 30, there's an access road on the left with an open gate.
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There's a pull off right before that.
02:31
Pull in right there, that way they can access you easily to get supplies.
02:35
Stand for.
02:36
I don't have good access to the access road.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Message received
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Location mentioned:
Near US-64, Ocoee, TN 37361
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