Woman conscious after vehicle rollover in Rice County, Wanamingo MN
TrafficEmergency responders are assisting a woman involved in a vehicle accident with a possible rollover near gravel and tar road intersection in Rice County, Minnesota. The woman is conscious and no fire or criminal activity is reported. An air ambulance landing zone is being set up nearby.
Audio|Source: Rice County Fire and EMS
04:12
Transcript:
00:00
ROTSA rescue to Light Flight.
00:04
NAR-MIT-6, go ahead, Rossi.
00:10
Yeah, just a little update, we're going to have a landing zone set up for you on a gravel road, just because on the tar there is,
00:19
or would you prefer to land on the tar?
00:26
We would prefer the tar if that is an option.
00:31
Okay, 10-4[1]. We'll set it up on the tar.
00:35
At the intersection there is power lines, so we will set you up to the south of the intersection of near 300 Street and near 19th,
00:50
or County Road 19,
00:52
which is 320th Avenue.
00:59
Six copies, thank you.
01:01
Any updated patient information at this end?
01:05
Not right now, but I'll check it out here for you.
01:11
Six copies, thank you. We're about 15.
01:13
Probably rescue their lifelight.
01:17
Go ahead.
01:20
Just a quick patient update, I don't have a lot for you, but she is conscious.
01:26
And I believe they had a rollover.
01:30
I guess I'm not even 100% sure if they roll over just went in the ditch hard.
01:34
But anyway, she is conscious.
01:42
Welcome, Newmarket,
01:44
fire.
01:45
This is AirCare 1.
01:47
How do you read on F-Tac-12?
01:52
Welcome Market, Captain 2.
01:54
Go ahead.
01:57
Debbie, we're showing about 8 minutes off your rear landing zone.
02:02
Can we get an LZ[2] description, please?
02:07
Copy that.
02:09
We are going to be on the north side of the fire hall, 6.01 main street,
02:14
just north of the buildings.
02:16
We do have LED lights set up on the ground.
02:23
Any overhead wires, obstructions, powers,
02:26
and the descendant?
02:29
Negative, no overhead obstruction.
02:33
So that, we'll make a couple circles.
02:36
We'll let you know.
02:38
Just as a reminder, please have no one approached the aircraft until our crew members come out and the aircraft is shut down.
02:47
Okay.
02:49
Founder 2-1, S-Tac 12.
03:04
Northam, go ahead, for Air Care 1.
03:06
2-1-4-4-2 hours plus 10, 5 minutes,
03:12
10 miles.
03:18
W., 2 plus 10-0 fuel, 5 minutes, 10 miles for the pier.
03:26
of that and then the accident will be to the south of where your landing zone is. Pretty strong wind from the south,
03:35
maybe a little bit south.
03:37
There's power lines to the east of the Tar Road.
03:43
There are ways off the road so you should be fine there, but just ends up on that.
03:52
Next copy is all. Thank you very much. We'll be there in nine minutes.
04:06
Copy that. About nine minutes.
04:09
I'll try to get another patient update for you as we go here.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement (OK / Message received)
[2]
LZ: Landing Zone (designated helicopter landing area)
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