Overturned vehicle crashes at Capitol Blvd and Brentwood Rd 

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Seven to my closest second coming ambulance. Forty-five, we're at Capitol in the Flint. I'm going to close at Capitol in Brentwood. Copy that. You're going to have a 60-year-old female. She was the restrained driver of this taxi. She's complaining from arm pain, very emotional. She has a 50-15. She's still sitting in the car. Copy that, we'll see in just a few. 67 from District 9. Squad 7, I'll see. 7. 7.7 for District 9. I'm going to have you come around the man on its side, just block the intersection for me. I won't let's go. General. Latter 15, no, thank. Medi 27, no, thank. Medic 6'7 from District 9. For 67. Can he be a total patient count? We've got three annulus total of myself on this call. I've been 45 we'll do. I got two patients. The driver of the Overturns took off on foot. 10-4. So 12 and District 9 can clear. Is that what I'm hearing? Yes, ma'am. We are. Get the return of service. Squat 7 to all RFP units, you can return to service. Squat 7 with EMS. Medic 12 was around the corner and got a patient care report. Are we going to be in service now? We're probably half a mile away. Mediq 45. We're arriving on the scene now. Copy Medi12 in service. Command from EMF 45. We're arriving on the scene. Where did you like it? Get around that traffic, we'll get you up here in front of the white car. On to TAC 17. Did I mean able to give me description of the driver from where he ran? One second, my patient knows. Thetic 3-2 from District 9 on TAC 16. Two, too, good. Hey, I just cleared my call and I know you guys got left hanging. I'm headed up your way. I'm on capital. Do you guys still need assistance or you need me hot, cold, or at all? Yeah, if you can help that way, I'll give you a call. My patient described a approximately 19-year-old (name withheld) female wearing a black top, black pants with brown shoulder-linked hair with a Louvisson purse. I appreciate you. Thank you. Call responding, EMS unit on Black 26, you can see yourself. Okay, four.

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