Child injured jumping on trampoline near Kensington Rd, Coventry CT
Medical EmergencyA medical emergency was reported near Kensington Rd and Woodmere Drive due to bleeding. The call disconnected early, but responders found the injury was accidental. It involved a child who jumped on a trampoline and did not need further assistance.
Audio|Source: Tolland County Public Safety / CSP Troop C
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Transcript:
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A copseed department near Kensington Rd, near Woodmere Drive, and unknown medical.
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Comptory Department near Kensington Rd, near Woodmere Drive, and Nondon Medical.
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Any round 518 responding?
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Bill's 518 responding. The original call came from a jacketing cell phone. You could hear the caller state somebody was bleeding at that location and the line disconnected to how your keys aware there in Rubisville. Okay, thank you.
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TNAVL's 543 off of Harvard
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A 43 off of Harvard
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TNAAAAOX540 is off at John, please on.
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540 off a time.
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540 off at John.
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N718. I'll be under 35. You guys all set inside.
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Roger all set 35.
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X3 is 10-8[1].
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Cancelior.
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X3, you can cancel the other units in accidental.
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Not four accidental.
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That's why I copies.
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Actually, 10-5 was an accidental kid's jump on a trampoline.
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Fuller accidentally went off.
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Any mail 518.
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Hi-10.
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Town 4, you're good for 10-5.
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Where the PDU can cancel, nothing needed.
Police codes explained
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10-8: In service (available)
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Location mentioned:
Near Kensington Rd, Coventry, CT 06238
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