66-year-old man falls down steps, injured leg and ankle, Bloomington IL
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Medical EmergencyA 66-year-old man fell down four steps inside his residence near North Orange Street, Apartment A, Bloomington, Illinois. He reported leg and ankle injuries.
Audio|Heard on: Bloomington and Normal Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
Lexington abled 30, you're needed near North Orange Street, Apartment A.
00:04
Adam,
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near North Orange Street, Apartment A.
00:09
Adam, for a fall.
00:11
It's currently on house, your timeout is 1438.
00:17
Can I count three number 30? Good.
00:22
Acknowledon.
00:24
Good.
00:25
3. 3.
00:33
Engine 1 and Medic 1.
00:36
Traffic accident.
00:38
South Knitlam Street and East Grove Street.
00:40
Time on 1440.
00:47
My phone from 3.30, you can show them out.
00:51
Are you guys on the way 1441?
00:54
It upgraded to Bravo.
00:55
It's a 66-year-old male.
00:57
He fell down four steps.
00:58
He's complaining of leg and ankle injuries.
01:02
Dispension engine one.
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Engine one, that's going to have two cars upright this time.
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I have three any vehicles that's seen.
01:13
Okay, engine one as Grocery Command, the outer investigation.
01:20
There's the Mansion One on the command 1445.
01:27
That comes from here in northern.
01:30
Good.
01:33
You need to show something.
01:36
Forking free.
01:42
Next time from 3, number 3.
01:46
Good.
01:49
I'm not locating any patient currently.
01:52
Did you say this was outside? Can we get a little bit more specific on the address?
01:57
That was near North Orange Street, Apartment A.
02:00
Adam. And he's not outside, he's inside.
02:04
It's different.
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