Helicopter called for 80-year-old patient with injuries 

Transcript:
(name withheld), 702 from Memorial Flight 1. Go ahead, Mid-Ply 1, this is 702. We're showing just a little bit of overnight minutes you're seeing. Can we get an LZ brief to have a patient update if you have one? I don't have a patient update, but my LZ is kind of smaller than I like. We'll give you a flyover. If this doesn't work for you, then we'll divert you about two miles, two and a half miles away. How's that? Sounds good. Metfly, you have high-tension wires on the south side of the road, so you're going to have to come in from the north after you pass over. I've got five cones out. One of them is setting over a small little gully. Clear any other obstacles. Like I said, it's a smaller LZ than I like. The ground is not dead flat, but it's solid. It's a little bit rolling, but I think we'll be okay with the ground. I just want to be sure you're comfortable putting it in the spot. God, yeah, if you will do, fly over, and I'll let you know help you do it before us. Okay, I'm clear. If that doesn't work, we're going to divert you to the Leesburg Fire Station. 2702. This slide, go ahead. Noble County, I'll be free. Little patient update. I've got a 200-pound male 80 years old. He's conscious and alert. Have injury. Can I have the A number for this? Good copy. Any injuries are downside? Pay 25. Okay. 062829, repeating 0689. Copy-9. Not that I didn't know of. I just got a radio from our medic on scene. Good copy. We'll see it to you.

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