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Man seriously injured after truck backs over him in London, London KY
TrafficAt 2128 Taylor School Road in London, a 47-year-old man was accidentally backed over by a truck, suffering possible broken ribs and thumb and difficulty breathing. Emergency responders rushed to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Laurel County and City Fire, Rescue, Police, and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
1446, 2128 Taylor School Rd, 47-year-old male accidentally backed over by a truck, possible broken ribs and thumb.
00:09
He is having difficulty breathing.
00:11
Everyone else is around.
00:15
Units 1012 and 10401 dispatched.
00:18
Please respond.
00:19
We're supposed to help.
00:23
47-year-old male with difficulty breathing, possible broken ribs and thumb after being backed over at 2128 Taylor School Road. Rescue and fire units responding.
00:43
Injury includes broken thumb.
00:48
Dispatch acknowledged.
00:51
Copy that.
00:58
Additional unit information provided.
01:04
Details noted on license record.
01:06
Thank you.
01:19
Will proceed as directed.
01:26
Additional notes.
01:33
Other personnel acknowledged.
01:42
Single vehicle incident involving pedestrian at 2128 Taylor School Road.
01:53
Male subject accidentally backed over by vehicle.
01:58
Suspected broken ribs, difficulty breathing, and broken thumb.
02:02
Units en route.
02:12
Injury serious, medical assistance requested promptly.
02:20
Possible broken ribs and thumb confirmed.
02:28
Multiple units responding to the scene.
02:58
Medical flight status being checked and put on standby.
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Location mentioned:
Taylor School Rd, London, KY 40741
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