Child kicked in head by cow with head injury and confusion

Heard on: Branch County Public Safety

01:58

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00:05

Branch Life Care, priority one, Union City.

00:13

(number withheld) West Union City Road, (number withheld) West Union City Road, for an (number withheld)-year-old female got kicked in the head by a cow, has a very big knot on the head and blurry vision.

00:26

Again, priority one.

00:31

Clear 7513 responding.

00:36

Clear 7513.

00:42

Central 51.

00:47

Go ahead.

00:50

Can you give me a TX please?

00:56

Your patient's going to be behind the house in the middle of the yard.

01:00

There's going to be a semi blocking the driveway.

01:05

Copy behind the house in center of the yard, semi blocking the driveway.

01:13

At Insight in the waiting room, a (number withheld)-year-old female was bitten by a loose dog.

01:19

They want my girlfriend.

01:25

Okay.

01:31

Branch County dispatch from Life Care 7513.

01:36

Go ahead.

01:40

Do we have any information on the patient's mental status or if they lost consciousness after they were kicked?

01:51

She's just very confused and doesn't remember what happened.

01:57

Copy that, thank you.

2026-10-27 22:59 UTC

Medical Emergency

W Union City Rd, Union City, MI 49094

Child kicked in head by cow with head injury and confusion

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched priority one in Union City for an 8-year-old female reportedly kicked in the head by a cow near W Union City Rd. She had a large knot on her head with blurry vision and was confused and unable to remember what happened; responders were advised the patient was behind the house in the middle of the yard with a semi blocking the driveway.

Child kicked in head by cow with head injury and confusion

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