Man suffers broken ankle after fall on rail trail tracks
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Northern New Hampshire Law Net
03:22
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Uh, ambulance is en route to the intersection of South Station Road and Basestation Road
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Road to stage for an injured party out on the tracks.
00:10
Your department will also.
00:17
Woodstock Fire Department, 2nd tone.
00:26
Twin State Woodstock Fire Department, 2nd tone, respond to South Station Road at the rail trail track in Woodstock.
00:34
This is a patient with extrication, a 17 alpha 59 year old male, ground level fall, possible broken ankle.
00:42
Again, Twin State Woodstock Fire Department, 2nd tone, to South Station Road on the rail trail track in Woodstock.
00:50
This is a patient with extrication, 17 alpha 59 year old male.
00:55
Ground-level fall, possible broken ankle.
00:57
Time and 2nd tone, 1400 .
01:02
Received.
01:03
Spoke to him yesterday and I told him from on that day that we have two weeks to get that done, but I'll give him a call.
01:12
Received,
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listen to. Listen to one, listen to two.
01:16
But disregard that.
01:19
Three reached out to him and just gave, he gave him the email address so he can get the report request to us.
01:26
So disregard that, it's all set.
01:28
Where is he?
01:33
CCO Five to Groveton on West.
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CCO Five.
01:41
One to the Bradford bus stop.
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CCO Five.
01:55
No, back twice on two two.
01:58
Twice on two two.
02:03
We're back in quarters in service.
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Twice on two two in quarters in service.
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Fourteen zero two.
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Your time is 1402 .
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Stop rescue one.
02:26
About a quarter of a mile.
02:33
Rescue one, did you copy?
02:41
10-3, you're staging at 1403.
02:47
Stock rescue one requesting a tone for Lincoln and have them grab the wheel from the tech rescue trailer from the Woodstock firehouse upper station at 1403 .
03:00
(name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld), here.
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Thanks, (name withheld).
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Ambulance three, go ahead.
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Affirmative.
03:18
That's what I was told. We're just waiting for the fire department to get there to help extricate.
03:21
Thank you.
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