Helicopter requested for 84-year-old man injured in reported assault

Heard on: St. Francois County Fire

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Three 761 established landing zone, East Sports Complex, number (number withheld) sports complex road.

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Three 761 established landing zone, east sports complex, number (number withheld) sports complex road, 602 .

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Seven hundred and (number withheld) to 16 .

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Three 701 to 1603 , stand by.

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Thirty-seven oh (number withheld).

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It's going to be an eighty-four year old male, conscious of breathing.

00:35

He was assaulted by something in his sock.

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He's got some type of trauma.

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We have EMS at the scene, and we have Arch Ten checking weather at this time.

00:51

That's clear. Did EMS need assistance at the scene as well or just the landing zone?

00:57

Just the landing zone.

01:05

3701 Centra, this is LZ.

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I'll be the ground contact.

01:09

Out of LZ, you're the contact at 1606.

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This is 5187, 5102, 3701.

01:22

Arch 10 was out of service.

01:24

Airvac 8 was out of service.

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Arch 6 with a 27-minute ETA.

2026-10-28 21:02 UTC

Medical Emergency

Sports Complex Rd, Park Hills, MO 63601

Helicopter requested for 84-year-old man injured in reported assault

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As discussed during the dispatch call, crews established a helicopter landing zone at East Sports Complex for an 84-year-old man with trauma after reportedly being struck with an object in a sock. EMS was on scene, and air medical support was initially delayed.

Helicopter requested for 84-year-old man injured in reported assault

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I can confirm. He was attacked by someone. They had something in a sock and hit him in the head multiple times leaving severe head trauma prayers for the victim and first responders

Something got in his sock and attacked him?