Man bitten on hand by dog with uncontrolled bleeding
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York County Public Safety
02:26
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00:00
EMS Ten, Priority One, Animal Bite, at (number withheld) Cedar Hill Lane, Pack Eleven.
00:07
Scene not secure.
00:13
This is four.
00:17
EMS Four.
00:20
Four's en route.
00:25
Copy.
00:30
EMS Ten, Medcom responding to (number withheld) Cedar Hill Lane.
00:35
Scene is not secure.
00:36
32 year old male, dog bite to the hand, uncontrolled bleeding.
00:41
Animal control and sheriff's office notified.
00:43
Responding as well.
00:45
Patient's going to be.
00:46
An Amazon van parked in front of this address.
00:54
EMS four, Medcom responding to (number withheld) Bromley Road.
00:57
Patient's going to be a 70 year old female, no medical history, fell and hit her head, vomiting, has two black eyes, experiencing confusion and back pain.
01:08
We're going to upgrade this priority one.
01:13
Four copies, upgrade.
01:20
Got an assist for their agency, (number withheld) Cedar Hill Lane.
01:23
Seven hundred and (number withheld) Cedar Hill Lane.
01:24
If you could assist EMS and secure the scene for them, they're en route to a male who was bitten in the hand by a dog.
01:31
He's currently sitting in his Amazon van parked out front at this address.
01:36
They currently don't know where the two dogs are.
01:39
Animal control is also being notified.
01:43
Copy.
01:47
Charlie 02:46 , clear out.
01:51
Copy.
01:57
Ten four, standby.
02:03
Charlie 02:40 , answering.
02:06
Go ahead.
02:08
Is this dog bite? Is this like some type of arterial group bleed or anything like that where they need us to respond to?
02:16
I know it says uncontrolled, but I'm just trying to gauge whether we need to have a unit arrive in the time we matter.
02:24
Otherwise, he may bleed to death.
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