Elderly woman falls with possible broken ribs at home, Rossville GA
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Medical EmergencyA 90-year-old woman fell at her home near Elizabeth Street and may have broken ribs. Emergency medical services and fire department responded. The door was locked, and a neighbor has the key to access the residence.
Audio|Heard on: Walker County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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6.1. Walker Fire District 7.
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Near Elizabeth Street.
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Near Elizabeth Street.
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Cross of Mary Street.
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90-year-old female has fallen.
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Possible broken ribs.
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She'll be located in the bedroom.
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The door is locked.
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If I was a neighbor,
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next door has the key.
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I'm out 1415.
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Central and 7.
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Central Central Central.
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Engine 7B respondent, near Elizabeth Street.
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EMS call from Station 7.
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Indian 7, such clear, 1415.
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Take 11, clear on the car.
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Medical 11, such clear, 1415. Central Medical 11 is actually clear, 1415.
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Central Medical 11 is responding.
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70th Central.
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Medical 7th century, 1416.
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77 Central.
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Good on, Kusti.
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I'm out to Walker from Hamilton, beginning now.
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It's (number withheld).
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(number withheld).
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7,0406. 46.
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187, Central, Dr.
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Bothlinson.
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Okay.
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Oh yes, responding near Elizabeth Street, she advised that you would have to ask the neighbor to unlock it.
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I'm going to ascertain which neighbor it is.
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Yes, it's clear on.
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The neighbor has to be.
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The neighbor has to be.
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Location mentioned:
Elizabeth St, Rossville, GA 30741
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