Man falls through ceiling in accident on Sharp Road, Athens AL
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Medical EmergencyA 39-year-old man fell through a ceiling near Sharp Road in Athens, Alabama. He fell about nine feet and is conscious and breathing. Air medical transport was requested and ground units coordinated to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Limestone County Fire Dispatch
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02:37
Transcript:
00:00
East Limestone Medical Call, Sharp Road, EFlemsdale Medical Call, Sharp Road.
00:06
Thirty-nine-year-old male fell through a ceiling.
00:12
Taking air transport.
00:33
County 51711, we'll have a trucker out there.
00:36
Medical call, Sharp Road, 39-year-old male, fall through a ceiling, taken status of their transport.
00:44
Kennedy 517 hopes, we'll be in rail, shortly.
00:51
That copy 1105 will be near Sharp Road.
00:57
I'll be right there at the corner of Copeland and Sharp, 39-year-old male.
01:01
Fell through a ceiling when we are taking status of the very exact.
01:08
Copy that. Okay, no.
01:12
That's about two, that's first.
01:17
1702, I copy 1105.
01:19
Patient is conscious and breathing.
01:20
Fell about nine feet.
01:32
County fire,
01:34
engine 117, sent Route 3 on board.
01:39
Angel 11.16, I copy 1106.
01:41
Which unit will be ground contact if they accept?
01:50
In fact, please.
01:55
Copy 1,705 will be ground contact.
02:01
Let me side of 17.05.
02:09
1705, go ahead.
02:13
Carryback one-seven-hub accepted with a 16-16-1d ETA.
02:18
We're giving coordinates to the same right there at the intersection.
02:21
If it's not suitable, let us know.
02:30
Ty, Hart, something 25 is in a row.
02:36
1725 and around 11-0-0.
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Sharp Rd, Athens, AL 35613
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