Man too exhausted and lost to continue hiking on trail 

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from Huntington. Two straight from Huntington. At this point, I do not have an ambulance responding on this spot. Are you going to have a crew for an ambulance or do you how many, so? He's not injured. He's just exhausted. At some point in time, he locked his glasses and he can't see even ride his bike. So he's been pushing his bike for the last two hours. He's showing right by CN, I'm assuming you know what's that. Is that affirmative you're saying Charlie Nancy? That's correct. Charlie Nancy. Yeah, he just sounds like he is just weak and tired. He said he ran out of water, and he just can't go any further. Okay, if he's rough at that point, there's an accident right there. I should be able to get right up into him. Bracey is like he's literally just left at that. It doesn't look like he is that far left of that, Charlie November point. it would be south, but he's on that top trail. Okay, got you. I need to brush 303 now. Rush 303 1921, Ops 1. else other than manpower wants to cater at all. We're going to need the gator. He's just tired. I should be able to get up the gate there and get him out. If he's literally 83 yards from that November point on arm hat, I don't know how close that is. I copy. As long as he's staying put, that'll be all right. I can make it to almost the hedge fall. Yeah, that's affirmative. He said he's done. He isn't going to go any further until he gets assistance. Like I said, he lost. That's his biggest thing right now is he can't even really see where he's going. How much room up there do you remember? Come back on that? Update 4. Do you remember how much room's up there? How much room is up there do you remember? Come back on that? UpG4. Do you remember how much room's up there?

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