Woman fell with possible hip and head injuries in Mt Morris
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Western Finger Lakes Region Fire VHF Paging
02:35
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Dispatch from Mount Morris, 1st pager on status ambulance.
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Monday dispatch for mutual aid BLS ambulance.
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The Bellamy apartments, number (number withheld) Columbus Avenue, going to apartment (number withheld).
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That is between North Main, running off of North Main Street.
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It's going to be for a 50 year old that fell.
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Possible hip injury, priority four.
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That's dispatch to Mount Morris.
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First page, run status: ambulance.
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Non-data stuff for mutual aid BLS ambulance to the Bellamy Apartments, number (number withheld) Columbus Avenue.
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Bellamy Apartments, number (number withheld) , the address off of North Main Street to a dead end.
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That's for the fifty-year-old female that fell, possible hip and head injury.
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It's priority four.
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Three 371 , fire dispatch.
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Three 371 .
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We are clear from scene and back in service.
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Three 371 , you're clear and back in service.
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Fire dispatch, 636 , we're going to be basic tonight.
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Six 361 , basic tonight.
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Striker's voice.
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Striker's voice.
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You can put the unit back in service.
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I'm service. Striker's voice.
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Six three, they were off the exit nine parking lot.
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Off the exit nine parking lot.
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Yeah, I think the patient's conscious.
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She's just sister of the conscious patient.
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Dispatch to Nunda EMS on you, Nunda.
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Over. 4282 is secure.
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4282 is secure.
02:18
Dispatch to Mount Morris, 2nd page for your unstatused ambulance to the Bellamy Apartments, number (number withheld) Columbus Circle, (number withheld) .
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Be on a lift, this is a fifty-year-old that's fallen.
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It's a priority four.
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Dispatch to Mount Morris, 2nd page for your unstatused ambulance for the priority four.
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