Man bitten on hand by dog causing severe bleeding
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Stevens County Public Safety
03:16
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00:00
Be advised, just took report of a dog bite (number withheld) Cedar Canyon Road.
00:04
The dog is not contained, and we do have medical en route.
00:10
Copy, I looked at it.I saw it was their own dog.
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Status.
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9 status.
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Hold on.
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1 8 5 4 .
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That's fine.
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811, we're out.
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811, we're responding to (number withheld) Cedar Canyon Road for a 40-year-old male bit on the hand by a dog.
00:44
And it sounds like the dog is now contained.
00:50
I have a person
00:52
calling in, but they think it's an arterial.
00:59
Can you check on availability, (name withheld)?
01:03
1856.
01:17
My reporting party advised that the dog was being taken to the pen.
01:22
So it should be contained.
01:25
Bleeding is contained, and it sounds like no loss of fingers and able to move all fingers.
01:38
So request a medical.
01:41
Nothing.
01:48
We have another caller on the line.
01:51
It might be an arterial bleed, gushing out.
01:54
Looks like he might be about ready to pass out.
01:59
It's on the back of his hand.
02:00
I could hear the patient in the background earlier.
02:09
I'll check.
02:10
That will be a life flight.
02:14
They were at the end of Cedar Canyon Road.
02:21
Looks like it's a (number withheld) lot south on Cedar Canyon.
02:35
Action zero on that.
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1858.
02:43
Copy. You got a lot of things.
02:51
300 control.
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Control.
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You know, show me out of service.
02:57
Have a good night.
03:00
1859.
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It's thirty-two minute ETA from when they're activated.
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Do you want them to launch?
03:14
Yes, launch if they're as they can.
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