Person found unconscious with head injury at Michigan Ave 

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crews on the fire ground. All crews on the fire ground report to your equipment. We're going to make a tactical withdrawal from the sides of the structure that we are on. We're going to move back down on through Chesapeake Park Plaza Drive. 35 and route. She's diabetic, feels weak once her sugar checks. The caller is now advising. There's a nurse on scene, there's a gash in the back of his head. He is now awake and fully responsive. Bleeding is under control. EMS3, does you want everyone to continue? Can you have to go and continue and fill the first new advice? I'm direct. Just back to mention anything. Go ahead. We've been unable to like anything in this car, phone the scene. Medical Vox 7-9, NG-15, M.S-15, M.S-V-E-M-S-Based for NBC-P Pedestrian. Hedral Cruz, LORTown-H LORN, 7-4-1-7-1-TACCH CON, reiterating command message, tactical withdrawal, and tactical withdrawal. All crews make a tactical withdrawal and proceed to your equipment. Time is 1845. Meg 54, respond 21-8 for a bleeding patient. Due to some box 7-9 for 624 for the unconscious. We just received a secondary call for an NBC pedestrian at 6.01 South Maryland from police. on directs or standby when we try to bubble that up to FDX. That's for me shortly 3708. Add me of that cold, Michigan Avenue. It's on medical box for the MVC pedestrian. Police are advising... It is not a pedestrian truck. It's linked to the other call for the unconscious subject. All three units can go in service. Engine 16. Clear in-station. Medi-515. Pretty-5-clear. EMF6. EMS6, plus. All for units clear, 1846. I think four now.

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