Possible finger injury near Crow Point Rd, Lincoln RI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical call near Crow Point Rd in Lincoln, Rhode Island. A man appeared to have partially amputated his finger after accidentally hitting it with a hammer. Rescue and ladder units were dispatched to assist. Communication noted that the parties present were Spanish speaking.
Audio|Heard on: Providence RI Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Rescue two, ladder five, near Crow Point Rd for a medical.
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Rescue two, ladder five, near Crow Point Rd, for a fifty-five year old male who hammered his finger and it's bleeding again.
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That is rescue two, ladder five near Crow Point Rd, for a 55 year old male who hammered his finger and is bleeding.
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Be advised the parties on the scene are Spanish speaking.
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Time out 1507.
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Part on the ladder five, rescue two.
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Be advised, correct address is near Crow Point Rd.
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Caller should be standing outside flagging you down.
00:35
Two's got it.
00:38
Ladder five received.
00:39
We'll be approaching the scene just waiting for our truck to get out of the way.
00:43
Ladder five, rescue two.
00:46
Go ahead, ladder five.
00:49
Partial finger amputation.
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We're wrapping it up looking for the other part now.
00:55
Looking about 2 min out.
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Location mentioned:
N Crow Point Rd, Lincoln, RI
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