75-year-old man falls and sustains injury near highway 99, Athens AL
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders assisted a 75-year-old man who fell and was injured near Highway 99 in Athens, Alabama.
Audio|Heard on: Limestone County Fire Dispatch
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02:39
Transcript:
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Owens, have a fall with injury, Highway 99.
00:03
Owens, fall with injury, highway 99, 75-year-old male,
00:07
fall with injury.
00:11
...with injury.
00:12
Get back, be advised.
00:13
I have a blue vehicle heading southbound and northbound lane off exit 365,
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blue in color,
00:20
just getting now down on the interstate.
00:28
10-4-i copy 355 exit negative 365 be advised they are turning around heading back north on interstate 65
00:48
Are you copying he's northbound in the southbound lane at the 365?
00:55
Negative. He's already turned around now.
00:58
He was heading southbound in the northbound lane off the off-ramp.
01:02
Went down in the interstate, turned around,
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heading back north in the northbound lane now.
01:12
I copy. Do you have a negative tag number?
01:17
Negative.
01:19
Negative. My copy.
01:25
Stay has been notified.
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Thank you. Okay.
01:29
Okay. Okay.
01:43
Owens have a fall victim, Owens Senior Center.
01:47
Owens have a fall victim, Highway 99, 35-year-old male, fall with injury.
02:02
Pondy Travel back up Owens on fall, Highway 99, Pine travel, back up Owens on a fall, highway 99, 75-year-old male, fall with injury.
02:26
Piney Chapel backup Owens on a medical call Highway 99.
02:33
Piney Chapel backup Owens on a medical call Highway 99.
02:37
Patient's 75-year-old male fall with injury.
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Location mentioned:
AL-99, Athens, AL 35614
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