Female student injured after fall at school nurse's office, Bridgehampton NY
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Medical EmergencyAn 18-year-old female was injured after falling at Bridgehampton High School. Emergency medical services responded to the nurse's office to provide assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Eastern Suffolk County Police, Fire, and EMS
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02:35
Transcript:
00:00
Be able to break, you have an 18-year-old female injured from a fall at the Bridgehampton High School.
00:05
Acknowledged.
00:10
It's 38. It's close to the caller, pocket box.
00:15
Time 4, it's going to be in the nurse's office.
00:21
21 a nurse's office.
00:29
2.7. We'll follow the second.
00:34
21104.
00:51
Pretendezafired Department.
00:53
You're an EMF warm for an 18-year-old female injured from a fall.
00:57
A near Montauk Highway across the Northland, the Bridgehampton High School, including for the British High Department.
01:03
Even EMS warm, 13-year-old female, injuries from fall.
01:07
A near Montauk Highway across the Northland in Bridgehampton High School.
01:13
Permanently 1338.
01:21
298 at 3.098 at 1339.
01:30
0 4, respond to the firehouse. No 4, respond to the firehouse.
01:33
Do you're put off.
01:41
Go again with dairy down fire.
01:50
111 and 124 respond to the firehouse.
01:59
1339. Dispatch 7285 and move to the firehouse.
02:03
I'll confirm a crew.
02:07
Sir, can't very much follow up to Berry Lane.
02:09
Are you still or clear?
02:12
I'm clear, thank you.
02:21
T-S-9-7-210 around.
02:27
From ground level, it's going to be located in the nurse's office.
02:31
Acknowledged.
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Bridgehampton, NY
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