Rescue of patient on steep trail near Furnace Road
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Go ahead, Chief.
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Is there anybody else up here with you that have a private vehicle?
00:09
Negative.
00:11
If you need one for personnel, I can either come down with my instructor or I can send Ned down with it.
00:19
Address it, Bethel.
00:20
Okay.
00:22
Captain 55.
00:24
One lane open on the road.
00:27
Right now it's blocked.
00:29
We can work on getting a lane open.
00:33
Okay, thanks.
00:35
York to command, I found the address for the Bethel Church: (number withheld) Furnace Road.
00:42
Copy, Furnace.
00:47
You say the address again?
00:50
(number withheld) Furnace Road.
00:56
One 674 Furnace Road, correct.
01:01
Rescue 69 .
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Deputy 39 to Chief 55.
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2A, Deputy 39.
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I made contact with him.
01:12
It took me 15 minutes to get here.
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The trail is narrow and steep.
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45
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minutes to get the subject out.
01:20
Got a close approximation.
01:24
10-55, Lieutenant 55.
01:25
I have numerous people staging up here at the road.
01:28
Any personnel you need, if you can give me a number, I can send people down for you.
01:33
Captain, we copy.
01:37
Chief 55 from Mickey 37 to.
01:39
Mickey 95 is going to go down with the patient.
01:44
We're going to stay up here and be the transport unit for whenever the patient is brought out.
01:49
We're going to get ready up here for that.
01:51
We'll just need to know where we're going.
01:55
Okay.
01:56
Once Bruno gets down in there and makes his assessment, then we'll know whether or not we're going to fly.
02:02
All right, I just wanted to keep you in the loop.
02:05
One EMS is down and one's going to stay up.
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Appreciate that.
02:11
Deputy 55, Deputy 39, you have 395 EMS 95 personnel coming down in.
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Just left the roadway.
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On the blue trail.
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Everybody going down in there, copy.
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Deputy 39.
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Code 41 to Deputy 39.
02:34
Okay, we're currently still staging at the depot at the 1st bend.
02:40
Do you think it's a feasible option for us to continue down and try to float the patient upstream on our raft?
02:52
Two ninety-two five for forty-one.
02:55
I believe we can send you your way.
02:57
This is the quickest option I think we have at this point.
03:00
We only have a 3rd place pickup down here and we got to get them moving.
03:03
So continue down the stream.
03:06
We could take some manpower on Furnace Road where forty-one came in and a 3rd place pickup down to the trail landing where the creek meets.
03:15
I think that's going to be our best option out.
03:21
Okay, just confirming,
03:23
we can take our raft out of the water and bring a Stokes basket down to the bottom of the trail from the road, correct?
03:32
Negative. Keep the raft coming down the stream.
03:35
We're going to have another unit bring a Stokes basket down to complete the trail operation.
03:44
Okay.
03:48
Once you start out with the patient, if you're going to need breaks,
03:52
I have seven people up here from APR that you can send down.
03:58
Okay, let's get this safe basket down to the trail where it meets the creek.
04:02
And then personnel with PFDs that's going to start down the creek.
04:07
We're going to have 41 come down here get the patient, start the extrication up until they're tired, and then they'll get relieved by those guys.
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Okay, just let me know when you.
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Send somebody on. Deputy 39, do you say send a crew down now?
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Send a crew so they're down here.
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Gonna take a lot of hands to get them out.
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Okay, how many are you gonna need? I just see that we had another rescue pull in.
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You want me to send every available hand down?
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Copy that.
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They're leaving the roadway now.
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G55 to deputy 39, you still getting out of water yet?
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He's partly in the water, but he's stabilized outside.
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Okay.
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It's just the bottom half in the water, his legs.
05:04
Okay, thanks.
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41, can you hear my whistle?
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