59-year-old man slips and falls on rail trail in Woodstock
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Twin State Woodstock Fire Department respond to South Station Road, the rail trail tracks in Woodstock to assist a patient on the rail trail with extrication.
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We have it coded as a 17 alpha, 59 year old male, ground level slip and fall, possible broken ankle.
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Again, Twin State Woodstock Fire Department to South Station Road, rail tracks in Woodstock to assist a patient.
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On the rail trail with extrication,
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17 alpha, the fifty-nine year old male,
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ground level fall, possible broken ankle, 13 fifty-four.
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Lincoln ambulance personnel respond in Woodstock to the intersection of South Station Road and North Station Road for a alpha level call.
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59 year old male who is conscious, breathing, and alert.
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Did have a ground level fall off one of the rail bikes on the railroad tracks.
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Possible broken ankle.
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Woodstock Fire will be extricating to the road for you.
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Repeating, Lincoln, excuse me,
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Lincoln. Dispatch personnel, respond in Lincoln.
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Correction, responding Woodstock to the intersection of South Station and North Station Road for a alpha level injury.
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59 year old male who is conscious, breathing, alert, had a ground level fall on the rail bike on the railroad tracks, possible broken ankle.
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Woodstock Fire will be extricating to the road for you.
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Time is 1356.
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Hartco Ave, east of firearms.
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Received, like that's your thing.
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And repeat the address.
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(number withheld) Grafton.
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EMS is 148 and 59.
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Hopefully my message made sense.
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It is a Woodstock call.
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Woodstock Fire will extricate to the road for you.
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His name is (name withheld), given of (name withheld), (name withheld).
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Ambulance
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three, you're en route at 1357.
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