Pedestrian struck by vehicle on westbound US Route 50, Annapolis MD
TrafficA pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on westbound US Route 50 near West Street in Annapolis. The victim, an approximately 18-year-old male, suffered a head injury and was initially unconscious but later regained consciousness. Emergency medical services, including advanced life support and medevac, were requested to assist the injured person. Police are present at the scene.
Audio|Source: Anne Arundel County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Press for you local 4080 Delta.
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West and Route 50 near West Street pedestrian instructor.
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After local 48 Delta, Tower 40, Westbound assignment, engine 7.1-8 assignment, Mc40, EMS2, Medicare, and I'm a second ALS[1].
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Respond to Westbound Route 50 in the area of West Street for pedestrian struck on 2, Charlie.
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Medica 18 to truck 13.
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Local 4080 Delta,
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Westbound US 50, we have cell plots for someone stopped with the incident just west of the one ramp from West Street.
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150 is a black jeep involved with a pedestrian, originally unconscious head injury.
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Now the patient is awake.
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And police are on location.
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Conference is okay with the information.
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AX10 for E1, Stembeautry-W.
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E664 is homeway, crusher to a rider drive for a sick person on top of two brought on.
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Doesn't put special service on for the highway.
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The Medic 39 that was pulled us a second ALS[1]. We're unsure if we have a patient in the vehicle also. Would you like Engine 40 added for the second ALS provider?
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That's correct.
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Okay.
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Ambulus 409. Proceeding to 864, both swaying way, a sick person.
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Pressing ambulance 409.
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Rescue Local 48 Delta.
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Engine 40 to respond with units in route to West and Route 15 near West Street. Four pedestrian struck. Olden Walker 3, Charlie.
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Tower 40 is on location with the police.
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On location with police, Tower 40.
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Priler, Mission 40, we added you a second ALS[1], acknowledge.
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Forward to second ALS[1].
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Medical Box 1802, in June 181, Ambulance 129, respond to the 402 Marley Station Road, crossview Allen Drive for a fall. Talker, one, wrong.
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Rescue Local 48 Delta,
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signage chief notification only for Western Route 50 at West Street, Pedestrian Strop, T, Charlie.
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An hour 40L unit, patient is conscious,
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but it doesn't care if you are already committed all the brief road to Westbound 50, so we're going to be a little bit.
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Best access is going to be Jennifer correction.
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It could be Route 2 on to Route 2 south, I'll do 50 West.
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Okay, we've got.
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Allocation. Commandation, Commandation, command off-officer, command off-off.
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Command of Tower 40, is there going to be any of the aviation?
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I'm considering now, I think go ahead and call for it, just considering the patient's mental state and unknown injuries.
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All right, give me the status of the airway, age,
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gender.
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Peyton Airway, approximately 18-year-old male.
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You go ahead and make the landing zone, Annapolis Exchange Parkway, parking lot behind there.
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Okay, I'm gonna, if we're gonna fly and we're gonna land on 50.
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It'll be pretty hard to get to an Applishtrain from where we're located.
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Also, we'll see ya the category.
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Call up Bravo at this point,
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and we can use units on location for the landing.
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I'll let state police know our plan at the sun.
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Now copy. Harlem, 18-year-old mail category, Bravo.
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Land site will be westbound U.S.
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50,
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just west of the Jennifer Road entrance.
Police codes explained
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[1]
ALS: Advanced Life Support (high-acuity medical response)
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