Medical response after traffic incident near Red River, Austin TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible traffic-related medical incident near Red River Street and Trinity Street in Austin. One person reportedly experienced hip and abdominal pain, possibly from a seatbelt injury. Rescue and medic teams arrived at the scene to provide care.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Go for 39.
00:02
39, Rescue Task Force 1, we have a single patient right now.
00:06
We're getting a C-car on and be complaining of right hip pain and seatbelt right lower abdominal quadrant.
00:15
Received, we'll be there shortly.
00:17
Your best access is going to be off Trinity Street.
00:20
Medic 39, this is 1.
00:23
Go for medic 39.
00:25
Hey 39, this is engine 1.
00:26
We were responding with you too.
00:28
Red River, we went through the area near the 1500 block and didn't find anything.
00:33
Can you confirm where you guys are at?
00:36
Okay, it sounds like Rescue Task Force 1 is on scene with the patient.
00:39
They said best access is off of Trinity Street.
00:42
From Engine Two, you can clear.
00:45
Received Medic Thirty Nine.
00:47
Engine Two, can you repeat traffic please?
00:51
We got it here unless you're located somewhere else, but we got it here.
00:56
Two.
00:57
So yeah, if we have any need for us, we're going to get out of here.
01:00
Thanks.
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Location mentioned:
Red River St, Austin, TX
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