Two injured by horse and bull at Hollow Corners
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Lapeer County Fire Dispatch - Analog
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Central to units responding to Hollow Corners.
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We do have PD advising that the.
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Is semi-contained at this time.
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It sounds like the subject who was trampled was trampled by a horse.
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The other person was rammed by the bull.
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One of them is having some back and leg injury.
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That is going to be one of our PD units.
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Metro Patrol Two, can you get an animal control coming this way for us?
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Clear on animal control.
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And see if they have a vet on staff that could possibly tranquilize the calf.
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Okay, 1251, do you have a patient?
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1251, heavy one.
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1251, do you have a patient?
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Twelve twenty-one in route with.
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Twelve twenty-one approaching scene.
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Break. Dispatch, we have an incident.
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You have fire one's been assigned for you.
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Fire one for dragon.
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Copy that, show me on scene.
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Clear, have you on.
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Go ahead and stage on Hall Martin Road.
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Is our dog howling or something? Walk up.
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Go ahead, central.
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We did call animal control.
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They do not have the tranquil or any kind of capability to help.
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Is the owner on scene with you?
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Yes, sir. Here.
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Okay, our animal control
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director did advise that the best she could offer would be to put the bull down.
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That's about the only thing that.
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Otherwise, they.
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Copy that. We'll let them know.
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Clear on it.
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1241 in route two.
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1241 in route two.
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All units responding for 1201, do not respond using sirens.
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Respond non-emergency, no sirens.
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