Traffic accident with pregnant woman reporting pain, Rockton PA
TrafficA traffic accident occurred near Sunset Lake Road involving a woman approximately 20 weeks pregnant who reported abdominal pain. Deputies and medical units are on scene to evaluate her condition. There are no reported life-threatening injuries. A male involved remains in the vehicle complaining of tailbone pain. Emergency services continue to respond to the scene.
Audio|Source: Clearfield County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Accident near Sunset Lake Road, full crew due 712.
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35-0-go.
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Yeah,
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I'll be responding to get my vehicle cleaned off.
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Okay. Okay.
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County Medi-122 responding.
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Caught to that county,
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it's probably going to be a rescue of us with her being pregnant, I told her I wanted her to get checked out.
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Very good.
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A truck male confined complaining of tailbone pain.
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Is that 853 responding highway standby?
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853 affirmative one ear.
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Ricky.
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35O, Quiver County.
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This is 43. I'm like this going to buy.
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Paramedic Box and Paramedic Wallet are attempting to make it in the station of all.
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It will be the momentarily.
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Matt 3rd.
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35 out, clarify.
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Go ahead.
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Okay. I've heard Deputy 40,
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this female date may be a possible refusal.
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However, he would like her checked out.
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Your wishes on 43.
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Did I have somebody go in the station?
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Do you have an EMT station?
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Go ahead and cancel 43 then.
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All right, Steve, 43 copy.
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Station 43, Clifford.
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Station 43, go ahead.
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30 has manpower, deputy 40 is on scene.
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It's going to be impossible as usual.
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He's just wanting her checked out.
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I do have manpower for 30.
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You can go ahead and go available from that one.
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10.4. What calls are still outstanding?
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That's it for right now.
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That's it for right now.
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Clifford County Ambulance 1.
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Hopper response illness 415 West Front Street.
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Clifford County Ambulance 1 illness 415 West Front Street.
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715.
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Broke County.
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I'm going to scene.
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Okay, last year going to scene, re-identify, and which scene are you responding to?
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Thirty-five hours.
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I'm going through something.
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That's receipt.
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Number 152.
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152. 1-52.
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Nick,
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if you have a unit freed up for 43, you can save case the Superclab and we can take our in-town call.
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I still have them responding to the station.
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351.351 responding to 7016.
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351. 351 responding to 7016.
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near Sunset Lake Road.
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20 weeks female pregnant abdominal pain deputy 40s on scene stating it's going to be a possible refuser once we're checked out 43 equip a county peremontore medic block go ahead.
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Do you have a unit available to the 107 so that one can handle their own call?
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Yeah, we are both responding from home.
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I'm still over in Westing in the area, but, yeah, they have a call.
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They can go to, do we know if there's any injuries on the 107?
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Let's know. Male complaining of tailbone pain, still confined in the truck.
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Do we have any fire or anything on scene?
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They're en route, just haven't made it on scene yet.
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10-4[1]. We can go ahead and handle that.
05:24
It sounds like non-life-threatening injuries at this point.
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Sunset Lake Rd, Pennsylvania 15856
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