Pedestrian struck by vehicle near South Atlantic Ave, Ormond Beach FL
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a possible vehicle versus pedestrian incident near South Atlantic Avenue in Ormond Beach. A female pedestrian, approximately in her fifties, was struck by a gray Ford F-150 truck. She was conscious and breathing but had reportedly struck her head when she fell. Police and medical units arrived on scene and made patient contact.
Audio|Heard on: Volusia County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Central to you, Angel One, Medic One Hundred and Thirteen.
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We are responding for vehicle versus pedestrian.
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Near South Atlantic Avenue.
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Gray Ford F-150 involved with a female pedestrian.
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Female patient in her fifties is conscious and breathing.
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She hit her head when she fell.
00:19
Copy the area down. I've logged out and logged in a couple times.
00:21
Looks like my video is still down.
00:23
I'll get with 19. Thank you.
00:25
Copy.
00:31
Central Center, Engine 44, confirming you're en route.
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Central Center, Engine 44.
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Medic 61, patient contact.
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Medic 61, 10-3.
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Thank you, One Central.
00:56
We're on scene.
00:58
Got PD on scene as well.
00:59
We got one female staying upright on the curb.
01:01
She's conscious and awake.
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Location mentioned:
S Atlantic Ave, Ormond Beach, FL 32176
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