Emergency crews respond to fainting and head injury 

Transcript:
Engine 3-2 is calling. Engine 32, that's a permitted. I have a 70-year-old female that fainted 1-1101-0-0-Northeast 1-0-1-603. Engine 32, receive. Head around. Copy your signal, 11.48-day got it. Say, when you can, I'm getting a face-to-face of the truck. Also, mate Jackson, where the LV? Rescue 17, copy. Trauma Alert, Air Rescue, Simon. Stand-by. Air rescues over at South. Stand-bye. State County to Rescue 33 is now as he turns out of the hospital. Rescue 33. Okay, uh, B-A-D6. You're going back at a 2 out of 5. You are at level 2, south side of the building. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. How do you read me? 107 by 2. 107 by 2. 107 by 2. 107 by 2. 107 by 2. location stairwell four still stairwell for level three level three how do you copy five four three two one level we're available you that copy level c eleven forty four you are at the so well number three one two three four five That's a 113 by 3, 113 by 3, static equal to voice. My location is stairwell 4, level 3. Stairwell 4, level 3. Copy that. Stairwell 4, level 3. Copy that. Back on North Carolina. I had it initially as a 50-year-old that fainted, bleeding from the back of the head.

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