Teen injured by broken glass window near Meadow Parkway
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St. Louis, Hermantown 1st responders, male clinic ambulance, respond to (number withheld) Meadow Parkway, unit (number withheld) Edward, for a (number withheld)-year-old female.
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Hit her head against a glass window.
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The glass did break and she is now bleeding from the hands and the head.
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Again, St. Louis, two Hermantown responders, male clinic ambulance, respond to (number withheld) Meadow Parkway, unit (number withheld) Edward, for a 1414 year old female.
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She hit her head against a glass window.
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The window is broken.
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She'll have injuries to the hands and the head.
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St. Louis, clear at 1212 .
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Mayo Clinic ambulance copies page (number withheld) , Meadow Parkway in Hermantown, apartment (number withheld), for (number withheld) year old female who hit head, glass broke.
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It'll be 308 heading west.
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Three hundred and eight in route (number withheld) Meadow Parkway.
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Fourteen-year-old hit head on window with glass, bleeding from hands and head.
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Copy 308 now.
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Two one tower male clinic ambulance respond to 901 west 6th street.
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Thirty-one year old male mental health crisis.
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He does have a self-inflicted cutting injury to the leg.
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Again, two one tower male clinic ambulance respond to 901 west number six street for a thirty-one year old male who is in mental health crisis.
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He has a self-inflicted cut wound to the leg.
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He's explaining this to be a very deep wound and not bleeding a lot.
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Okay, let's plan at 1214 .
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Mayo Clinic ambulance copies (number withheld) West Sixth Street, Duluth.
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Thirty-one year old male cut self on the leg.
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Mental health crisis.
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It'll be 302 coming from southeast of Superior.
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Are we staging or clear to approach?
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I will go ahead and stage.
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Good copy. And again, 302 is coming from just southeast of Superior.
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305, okay, we're clear.
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305, the handle from downtown.
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And navigators messed up again.
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Miles of 26, we're on it somewhere on 6th Street, 900 block.
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Copy that. You're going to 901 West 6th Street to stage.
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31-year-old male cut himself.
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901 West 6th.
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St. Louis Two Six Engine Male Clinic Ambulance respond to the shores (number withheld) London Road Room Two Eighteen.
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Code two request for an 84 year old male who fell last night.
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He is now in severe back pain.
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He does have a history of brain surgery.
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Again, St. Louis Two Six Engine Male Clinic Ambulance request for a code two response to the shores (number withheld) London Road Room Two Eighteen.
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Eighty four year old male who had a fall last night.
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He's now in. Some back pain.
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Does have a history of brain surgery.
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There was a head strike, but he did not lose consciousness, and he's responding normally at this time.
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Say it was clear 1217 .
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Mayo Clinic ambulance copies page Lake Shore of the Shores, (number withheld) London Road, Duluth, number 218 , for an eighty-four year old male fall last night, having some back pain.
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Does have a history of brain surgery.
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Responding normally, and we can go routine.
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Three hundred and five, and we divert you to this since you are going for a stage.
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And 302 , I will have you handle the station call.
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This is 300 and eighty-eight.
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This is 3194.
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I mean, you can keep it as is, and why the crews from destination can take the P2 because somebody will clear sooner than 302 will get in this town.
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Works for me.
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305, continue on your call, and next available to handle Lake Shore, the shores.
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St. Louis to mail.
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Go ahead.
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You guys can cancel your response to Meadow Parkway and Hermantown.
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308, you copy direct.
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308, copy direct, canceling.
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