Crash victim airlifted from I-84 in Farmington, Farmington CT
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews in Farmington responded to a traffic crash on Interstate 84 involving a middle-aged man who reportedly crashed multiple times. The man appeared to have been drinking alcohol and was at first unresponsive. Rescuers had to extricate him from the vehicle, and he sustained a head wound and leg injuries. He was transported to St. Francis Hospital for treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Hartford CT EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Francis, who's trauma alert? Do you copy?
00:02
All right, St.
00:05
Francis, good morning.
00:06
I have a forty-seven-year-old male coming in from I-84 in Farmington.
00:10
According to trooper, he crashed multiple times.
00:12
He has been seen drinking alcohol.
00:14
He does not remember crashing.
00:17
They had to extricate him, presumably because of his unresponsiveness initially for them on scene.
00:23
He does have a head wound.
00:25
Still bleeding, trying to control that.
00:28
Other than that, highlights are for a lacerated lower leg, deformity, and some pain.
00:36
Otherwise, vitals are as follows.
00:37
He's ninety-eight percent room air, 120 sinus tach on the monitor.
00:41
100 and fifty-one over eighty-two.
00:43
When I say GCS is 15, he'll be in the bell.
00:47
Oh eight minutes, questions comments?
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Location mentioned:
I-84, Farmington, CT
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