Woman suffers heavy thigh bleeding near SE 30th, El Dorado, El Dorado KS
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Medical EmergencyHaving been accidentally stabbed in the thigh near SE 30th, a 62-year-old woman is suffering heavy bleeding after hitting an artery with EMS and law enforcement en route.
Audio|Heard on: Butler County Area Sheriff, Police, EMS and EMA
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Transcript:
00:00
Receiving EMS for us stabbing,
00:03
109 Southeast 30th.
00:07
The first party caller saying that she accidentally stabbed herself and hit an artery, 62-year-old female.
00:15
52, I'll respond with them, I'm at 1019.
00:24
Fifty-four.
00:25
Would you ten for all my traffic?
00:28
Four. I'll be en route from ten-nineteen as well.
00:31
Ten-four.
00:38
T-7, Sheriff.
00:39
Did you hear any other people in the house?
00:46
Your traffic is too quiet, T-7?
00:52
P7, did you hear any other voices or persons in the house during the call?
01:01
Negative.
01:04
9-4, thank you.
01:08
Then I'll be in Ralph and station, too.
01:12
No-for.
01:23
Go for 11.
01:28
We're out here, we could take that call.
01:32
104, thank you.
01:36
Dispatch, Medi-10.
01:42
Dispatch is 104 direct on Medi-10, seeing the call.
01:48
104, Medi-10 in route.
01:53
10.4.
01:55
This will be a 62-year-old female conscious in breathing, accidentally stabbed herself in the thigh, believes she hit an artery.
02:04
The rags are soaked in blood.
02:13
P223.
02:17
104.
02:28
Squad 4 can anywhere around?
02:32
104 Squad 4.
02:35
4.
02:40
314, Ohio, 27.
02:46
Go ahead.
02:52
Union Paul 612-362.
02:57
Last of Jackson.
02:58
Thank you, too.
03:05
She's got a pretty heavy bleed.
03:07
Left semoral.
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Location mentioned:
SE 30th St, El Dorado, KS 67042
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