Male Student Suffers Knee Injury at Lowman Student Center, Huntsville TX
Medical EmergencyA 19-year-old male at the Lowman Student Center suffered a knee injury when his knee popped out of place. Emergency medical services were called to assist at the Avenue J side of the building. Bystanders were asked to stop repeatedly calling 911 to avoid interference with emergency response.
Audio|Source: Walker County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Go ahead and get EMS and route over there by your car for a knee injury
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That's clear dispatch here clear on that go ahead and send EMS it's going to be on the Avenue J side of the LSC. You'll see two parked units with their cruise lights on
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A patient information.
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A 19-year-old male, knee popped out of place.
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One awake.
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traffic earlier.
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It's going to be that ID, but 25, got it. Let me clear from that medical assist and this .
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The medical assist.
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That medical assist.
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Ten, four.
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664 or trauma call send me on campus at Veracet Plaza on Avenue I medic 64 or trauma call
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we at Veracet Plaza Avenue I on campus ComClear 2128
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64's in row
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They're going to be right near the LSC, right in the middle of campus.
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UPs on scene should be able to guide you to be patient. It's going to be a 19-year-old male with the knee out of place.
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Be advised,
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people around the patient were dialing 911, Compt Centers asked us to tell them to stop.
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That's clear.
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They're confirmed that EMS has come up to Avenue J-side,
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I thought it would be the easiest way.
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Tim, boy, that's what I told them, I will advise them again.
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That's clear. My patrol car has got the cruise lights on.
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Definitely.
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Location mentioned:
Lowman Student Center, 1717 Avenue J, Huntsville, TX 77340
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