Woman aged 72 needs lift assist after wheelchair breaks, Gulfport MS
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to near Stone Road for a 72-year-old woman whose wheelchair broke, causing her to be on the floor. She required assistance to be lifted.
Audio|Heard on: Harrison County Fire Dispatch
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02:52
Transcript:
00:00
Station 5, standby for a lift assist with possible injuries on Stone Road.
00:22
Station 5, respond for a 72-year-old female whose wheelchair broke and she's on the floor.
00:27
Unknown about injuries, we do have a Katie in her route as well.
00:32
On near Stone Road with a cross street of Robinson Road.
00:48
24
00:54
5 en route 4505 in route 403.
00:59
403.
01:02
Engine 11, I'm going to copy of Medical at three regreturned.
01:17
The unit is responding to Stone Road.
01:23
Bill for five.
01:27
So if you caught back in, she just needs a lift assist.
01:30
The sliding glass door by the carport is open and that's where y'all would need to enter the front door is locked.
01:37
Tempo.
01:42
We got PD en route.
01:43
That's about 1216.
01:50
11 copies.
01:57
5 Sheriff's In 5 on Team, Stone Command.
02:04
Flooding copy is around.
02:12
Stone Command.
02:15
I'm going to be 1040.
02:19
just waiting on 3D for assistance.
02:32
Is there a PV unit in routes to this call or is this call on hold? There's currently pending we don't have a PDN available.
02:44
And if there is those.
02:46
Go ahead, Nj.5.
02:49
You can cancel what you can't get there around.
02:51
It's going to be a lift and assist only.
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Stone Rd, Gulfport, MS 39503
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