Woman injured by dog bite near East Main St, Westfield PA
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Medical EmergencyA 33-year-old woman suffered a dog bite that broke the skin and caused bleeding near East Main Street in Hamilton Township. The dog was secured and state police were notified and en route.
Audio|Heard on: McKean County Public Safety, Elk County Fire
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02:10
Transcript:
00:00
The county mail is 5.
00:01
BLS, non-emergency response.
00:02
Hamlin Township, near East Main Street, cross of Route 6.
00:06
Dog bite.
00:14
Key County, email is 5, BLF, non-emergency response, Hamlin Township, near East Main Street, cross the route 6, dog bite, 1214.
00:23
Dog bite, 1214.
00:27
Gene County, County, how many 5 is responding to the blood flow?
00:31
75, responding, 1215, near East Main Street, it's for a 33-year-old female, she was bitten by a dog, broke the skin, she is bleeding.
00:40
Well, that's up's four.
00:46
2.2.
00:49
Please log DEP notified.
00:57
Notified, 1216.
01:04
We're responding 1217.
01:06
It's going to be (number withheld) Rock Run Road.
01:10
R-O-C-K-space RU-N Road.
01:13
Cross rates are Route 155 in Tanner Drive.
01:16
You have a 75-year-old male.
01:17
Conscious alert.
01:18
She's complaints, general weakness.
01:20
You're ready down there?
01:26
Yeah, I'm just.
01:29
Okay, I'm gonna send them down to you.
01:35
Keene County M.A.5.
01:42
Is you enough to scene to say for what to deal with the hogon that is?
01:47
The dog is currently locked up and the patient is outside.
01:52
Copy, thank you.
01:58
Honey, MA5.
02:02
ME5, go ahead.
02:04
Just letting you know PSP is also in row.
02:09
Copy.
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E Main St, Westfield, PA 16950
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