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73335 en route. Dispatch to command. Go ahead. The wife was able to call us. You used her rapid. It looks like they are just underneath 949 southeast and is in Nora Street. I will update the I.L. But again, they're both out, both completely calm. They'll just be hanging tight for you. in water by within five minutes. Dispatch 7307's on scene. No 7's on scene.
7309-19-7-1-1535 rating drive. 8309-0909 Medici-1 Unconscious 1335 rating drive. Redwood Avenue and Mistybrook, Respondon, Respondon, Respondon, Respond on 70-300. 9 is responding from Parkway. 09 responding. Medic 7, patient info on 7300. Go for 7. 7. 7709, be advised, we are using a translator, Spanish speaking only from what it appears. responding for a 21-year-old female that was possibly unconscious at one point and now may be conscious. It's very unclear with this caller. When the caller was asked if the patient is breathing, he said yes but not well. Also noting of dizziness, now the caller is no longer answering us or the translator now. Seven copies. 7.17.
7502 lift is a 625 Barber Drive. 7502 lift is a 625 Barber Drive at Fort Meadows, from the Pennin Road and Upper River Road, on 7500. Copy 7502. You're funding for an elderly male who is on the hospice. He fell out of bed, approximately 100 pounds. Callers unable to get him up our own.
100. The time, 787, 7.11. Middick 20, B.01, bleeding 745 for your flat road. With a call said, Eastwood. from his leg, if he was in the shallow and this occurred, and sometimes this just happens, so there's no mechanism of injury other than just medically. They've applied a cloth to the wound and have also applied a dog leash around that to keep pressure. I did try to confirm more. I don't believe it was applied as a tourniquet. It was just applied over that claws to keep it tight for pressure.
