Basketball player injured at Chattanooga High School gym, Chattanooga OK
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Medical EmergencyA male basketball player suffered a head injury while at Chattanooga High School gym. The individual is conscious and breathing. Emergency responders and EMS were dispatched to near 4th Street at Chattanooga High School to provide assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Comanche County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Pete Road, roll 76-77 to the high school gym, have a basketball player injured to the head, conscious breathing.
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Ever.
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36535 dispatch was transporting one patient non-emergent to the memorial south
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Let me do that's grade
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3, Chattanooga, high school gym, 154
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342 dispatch, I will be 108 with a verbal
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Clear 154?
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Correct, N342.
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Did patch 2,144.
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This is to Memorial EMS and Chattanooga first responders.
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Memorial EMS, Chattanooga first responders,
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Near 4th Street, Chattanooga High School.
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Chattanooga High School.
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It's going to be the high school gym for an unknown age-small, conscious, breathing, head injury.
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All traffic will be on Fireground 4, Fireground 4.
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and a first page at 1651.
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Dispatch to Chattanooga First Responders.
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Chattanooga First Responders,
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Near 4th Street,
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Near 4th Street, Chattanooga High School, be in the basketball gym for an unknown age,
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male,
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conscious,
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breathing, head injury.
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All traffic will be on Fireground 4, Fireground 4,
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end of second page, at 1653.
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Location mentioned:
4th St, Chattanooga, OK 73528
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