Medical incident near Church St resolved without transport, Bridgton ME
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services were called to a possible medical incident near Church Street in Bridgton, involving a man who appeared to be repeatedly falling and bleeding from the nose. Bridgton Fire and United Ambulance were dispatched but later canceled when the individual accepted a ride home. No further emergency transport was required.
Audio|Heard on: Sebago Lakes Region and Oxford County Fire and EMS
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04:16
Transcript:
00:00
Fire, step by four.
00:02
The mutual aid call with United,
00:05
number five Church Street.
00:23
Five eleven, there is a mutual aid call.
00:27
Oh.
00:28
For version five respond with United.
00:32
Near Church Street report of a sixty-year-old male that is falling down alongside of the road and appears to be bleeding from the nose.
00:50
Say Bravo level response.
00:53
Receiving mutual aid call.
00:56
Bridgton Fire respond with United Ambulance, near Church Street for approximately sixty-year-old male on the side of the road that keeps falling down.
01:06
The Bravo response set up is 1607.
01:12
Fire alarm Bridgton Chief 704 en route.
01:21
Fire three, go ahead.
01:27
Operator is requesting (name withheld) and you have an ETA for a deputy? I know they're busy.
01:35
Stand by.
01:41
Fire alarm from Bridgton 703.
01:46
Three good.
01:51
Subject has since cutting off, is making his way up Church Street.
01:58
Evidently he lives up on South High.
02:02
Definitely DOH.
02:05
Looks like he's going to make it from here.
02:08
I'll slowly keep track of this progress.
02:14
Copy.
02:21
Four is en route.
02:28
Seven hundred and three to other responding units, you can disregard.
02:33
He's getting a ride.
02:34
Okay,
02:38
he's getting a ride from 703.
02:45
Thirty, thirty-five minutes out.
02:48
Ten four. Advise (name withheld) they might want to bring a wrecker.
02:50
This is dropped down over a retaining wall.
02:54
Ten four.
02:57
Ken fire and Oxford RCC.
03:10
Ten four, can fire responded in Dearborn at 1609 to Oxford and quarters.
03:17
Engine four, Oxford RCC.
03:21
Go ahead, can engine four.
03:23
Clearing the School Street intersection.
03:25
We got the road open now.
03:26
We're going to near Dearborn Road.
03:31
Ten four, clear near School Street en route to near Dearborn at 1610.
03:39
Ten four 702 in quarters is 1610.
03:47
I'm 703.
03:53
Seven hundred and three.
03:55
Was getting a ride to his residence.
04:03
We don't need United Ambulance or PD response.
04:08
That is correct.
04:14
I went on him.
04:15
I said, I'm on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Church St, Bridgton, ME 04009
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